Miniature inspired by knowledge from the past

Since 2016, this workshop has been dedicated to the creation of miniature objects, a craft that requires patience, precision and passion.

The creations are made from various materials such as steel, copper, wood and clay, each offering different possibilities.

Techniques inspired by Antiquity and the Middle Ages are applied, combining traditional craftsmanship with innovation.

Each object is the result of careful thought, where material, form and movement are considered to create a harmonious whole.

This site allows you to discover both the techniques used, the different objects created, and the photographic work.

You can explore the following sections:

The Creations section is presented as a catalogue showcasing some of the objects produced, such as automata and miniature items.

The Specialities section highlights the techniques used, some of which are still practised today, while others have sometimes disappeared in France.

This section presents the main materials and techniques used, helping to better understand the work carried out.

The Photography section brings together photographic work in three parts.

The first focuses on workshop photography, where gestures, tools, techniques and materials are documented.

The second focuses on photography outside the workshop. It includes images created in a studio or outdoors.

Inspiration may come from an object, a texture, a flaw, an arrangement of objects or from nature.

Many things can tell a story.
The final part is dedicated to documentary photography.

More information about techniques and equipment can be found in the Photography FAQ section.

The frequently asked questions section answers a wide range of commonly asked questions, whether about photography, points of sale or other topics.

The final section is the Blog, where you can find the latest news.