Pascale Drivière

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A quote from Pascale's website -

"Pascale Drivière, bricolière little things.

sew the pieces of history
mend the rips of the past,
gather defeated links.

objects neglected, abandoned,
clothing collected, used, loaded with memory,
machine dedicated to rags was expertly patched, patched,
relics that retain traces of forgotten lives.

all these remains shaped by the use move me.
I welcome them, they become familiar to me and tell me the passing of time.
I am guided by these fragments of memory and trying to decipher their secrets to looking for reflections of life. born and portraits."

Cecile Veilhan

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There's something quite sweet about these - I don't usually have much interest in this type of work but I was just drawn to them!

Dominique Fortin

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It's great going back to one of my old favourites!

Leo et Pipo

Leo & Pipo - Business Reply Male, by Cless

Leo & Pipo by Fitz

Leo & Pipo by Claudio Parentela 1

I love the idea of this - Imaginary portraits of Leo & Pipo (2 French artists - I believe) made by other artists from all around the world.

Rébecca Dautremer

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The magical world of French illustrator and artist Rébecca Dautremer.  Her picture books are very poetic, with a hint of humour. Inspired by fairy tales, she offers new and more entertaining stories of wonderful journeys.

Etienne Cliquet

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You have to go and watch this!  I'm not so technical that I can put the video on my blog but I do have the link!  Since 2004, Etienne's research has focused onto the practice of origami and the technologies. He tries to develop an analogy between the fragility of folding, the versatility of Internet and the precariousness of our work and life in the contemporary world. I just love it!  flotilla