(EN) PALAIS BULLES is an editorial photo-collage project inspired by Le Palais Bulles, an emblematic Mediterranean villa formerly owned by Pierre Cardin. Created using photographs of the site sourced online, the project examines access to a private and inaccessible space. It offers a reading of a place that exists between reality and projection, whose perception is entirely shaped by its representations. I developed the project in its entirety, from the visual identity and collage work to the printing and hand-binding of the book, accompanied by silkscreen-printed posters. The art direction, grounded in black and white with a strong emphasis on grain and materiality, explores a relationship to place built exclusively through images and the imaginary they evoke.
(EN) PALAIS BULLES is an editorial photo-collage project inspired by Le Palais Bulles, an emblematic Mediterranean villa formerly owned by Pierre Cardin. Created using photographs of the site sourced online, the project examines access to a private and inaccessible space. It offers a reading of a place that exists between reality and projection, whose perception is entirely shaped by its representations.
I developed the project in its entirety, from the visual identity and collage work to the printing and hand-binding of the book, accompanied by silkscreen-printed posters. The art direction, grounded in black and white with a strong emphasis on grain and materiality, explores a relationship to place built exclusively through images and the imaginary they evoke.
(FR) PALAIS BULLES est un projet éditorial de photo-collages inspiré par Le Palais Bulles, villa méditerranéenne emblématique autrefois propriété de Pierre Cardin. Réalisé à partir de photographies du lieu trouvées en ligne, le projet interroge l’accès à un espace privé et inaccessible. Il propose une lecture d’un lieu à la fois réel et fantasmé, dont la perception est entièrement façonnée par ses représentations. J’ai conçu l’ensemble du projet, de l’identité visuelle à la réalisation des collages, ainsi que l’impression et la reliure du livre, accompagnées d’affiches imprimées en sérigraphie. La direction artistique, en noir et blanc, marquée par le grain et la matière, explore un rapport au lieu fondé exclusivement sur l’image et l’imaginaire qu’elle suscite.
