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DialoguesINGRID DONAT X PIERRE JEANNERET

7 Apr 2026 – 1 Aug 2026

Dialogues brings together a series of encounters between artists whose practices expand the boundaries between functional art and collectible design. Structured across Carpenters Workshop Gallery Paris’ three floors, the exhibition unfolds as a sequence of conversations in which materials, forms and artistic languages meet. Rather than presenting individual practices in isolation, the exhibition invites viewers to consider how artistic languages evolve and how different generations and approaches can converge around shared craftsmanship, experimentation and the expressive potential of functional objects.

Dialogues

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7 Apr 2026 – 1 Aug 2026

Artists

Ingrid DonatPierre Jeanneret

Exhibition Statement

Dialogues brings together a series of encounters between artists whose practices expand the boundaries between functional art and collectible design. Structured across Carpenters Workshop Gallery Paris’ three floors, the exhibition unfolds as a sequence of conversations in which materials, forms and artistic languages meet. Rather than presenting individual practices in isolation, the exhibition invites viewers to consider how artistic languages evolve and how different generations and approaches can converge around shared craftsmanship, experimentation and the expressive potential of functional objects.

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Artists

Ingrid Donat

Ingrid Donat

Ingrid Donat is one of the most influential living artists working in decorative arts. As a contemporary designer and sculptor whose artistic identity has been shaped by her rich cultural heritage, Donat channels an inner creative force that allows her to reinvent the timeless elegance of French decorative arts traditions. Known for imbuing bronze with warmth and vitality, the artist integrates sculptural practices into the production of functional pieces.

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Pierre Jeanneret

Pierre Jeanneret

Born in 1896 in Geneva, Pierre Jeanneret graduated from the Geneva School of Fine Arts in 1921 and moved to Paris this same year. Since then, he became his cousin Le Corbusier’s closest associate and he is perhaps better known for this collaboration.

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