Born in 1963 he is living and working in Paris. From
his childhood he started to learn about the object’s life, thanks
to his father who used to bring him to the Puces market.
Self educated, he started
researches on ornementation and achieved many pieces including mosaic
work.
His first encounter
with Olivier gagnère was in 1991; with him he started to learn
what rigour, simplicity and precision are meaning. He will remain by Olivier
Gagnère’s side for 4 years. Vincent’s prefered subjects
are the raw mate.
n 1995 he designed
his first full set of furniture, luminaries and hand thrown ceramics.
All these creations were displayed at “Scènes d’intérieur”
show in Paris and his talent was rewarded by the “Découverte
96” prize.
In 1997 a large superstores
chain called “Prisunic” commited to his care the exclusive creation
of wooden and hand thrown ceramics art objects.
As of today he is in
charge of various projects for hotels and restaurants as well as of the
design of furniture and luminaries for the french Embassies in New Delhi,
Brazilia or Beyrouth, the Four Seasons, Nice, the Hotel de Russie, Rome, and the Zebra Square in Paris and in Monaco.
In 2005, he designed and created the outdoor furniture for the French Embassy in Santo Domingo and the furniture and lighting for the Sofitel Hotel in Tahiti.
In 2006, he participated in the exhibition "les 20 ans D'Avant Scène" in Paris.
In 2007, he created his ceramic furniture collection.
With 2 collections per year, around a theme or a material, to date there are over one hundred models, lighting, furniture and accessories in the French Decorative Arts tradition to be found in private works, hotel, restaurants, embassies and also private collectors around the world.
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