18 November – 10 January

Inner Light

Inner Light is a collective of Kim Coussée, Eliott Villars and Gaïa Vincensini whose practice sits between art, craft and fashion. They transform printmaking into wearable forms, turning engraving into clothing and rethinking serial techniques. Working from a shared studio, their eight‑handed production applies alternative materials and unconventional methods to everyday objects, positioning craft as a radical gesture within contemporary fashion. For this project the group activates a street-facing storefront, using surfaces and shop furniture as components of the installation.

Rue de Chantepoulet 1-3
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Photo Credit: Courtesy Inner Light

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