Eyes on Talents for Today, for Tomorrow

Lucas Bauer

Eyes on Talents member, Lucas Bauer, joined the incubator Les Ateliers de Paris at the start of September. The designer creates organic, poetic jewellery that connects the body to the living world, inspired by the Mediterranean landscapes of his childhood in Marseille. After eight years at Louis Vuitton, where he worked as a jewellery and accessories designer in the Women’s studio, he founded the Lucas Bauer Jewellery studio in 2022. Beginning by making bespoke jewellery, he launched his first collection, HYPHOS, in September 2024. The collection is a tribute to the unseen world and features delicate jewellery in gold, silver, vermeil and precious stones that evolve into organic forms, gently expanding to curve around the body. Winner of a 2025 call for projects from the French Ministry of Culture, Lucas Bauer is currently developing his second collection, deepening his research on body adornment and paying homage to nature. At the same time, he teaches jewellery and accessories, passing on research and design methodologies to his students, as well as a careful approach to recycling and reusing materials.

Image: © Lucas Bauer

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Stella McCartney devient l'ambassadrice d'une grande école de mode

Après avoir étudié à la Central Saint Martins, Stella McCartney revient sur les bancs de l'école en devenant la première ambassadrice d'une institution pluridisciplinaire dédiée à l'innovation textile.

Read more on Journal du Luxe

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Kevin Germanier, le « golden
voyager » de la planète fashion

Entre humour et glamour, l’esthétique inspirante du modéliste suisse se dévoile au mudac, à Lausanne. Portrait d’un défenseur acharné de l’upcycling, de l’écoresponsabilité et de la durabilité dans la mode.

Read more on The Art Newspaper édition française

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Copenhagen Fashion Week Defies the Sustainability Pullback

The event, now in its 20th year, made its name by embedding environmental responsibility into its structure. But as green initiatives slip down fashion’s corporate agenda, what does its future look like?

Read more on The Business of Fashion

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Beyond our Horizons : de Tokyo à Paris

Du 29 janvier au 26 avril 2026, l’exposition Beyond our Horizons (Horizons partagés) : de Tokyo à Paris investit la Galerie du 19M à Paris/Aubervilliers. Après le succès de son édition japonaise, elle revient en France dans une version repensée, célébrant le dialogue créatif entre artisans et créateurs japonais et français.

Read more on le19M

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In Her Quivering Art, a Warning for a Wobbling World

Mona Hatoum’s work riffs on themes of conflict and displacement to highlight the instability of our times.

Read more on The New York Times

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Halle sportive sur le toit, cour-jardin… Et si l’école de demain était déjà en Seine-Saint-Denis ?

Signée par l’agence Le Penhuel et Associés, la conception du groupe scolaire Simone-Veil de Tremblay-en-France, Équerre d’argent 2025, va être étudiée par des chercheurs pour déterminer sa reproductibilité. Visite de cette école aux multiples innovations.

Read more on Télérama

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De Rosa Bonheur à Janet Sobel, enquête sur le grand effacement des femmes artistes

Dans son ouvrage « Les Refusées », la commissaire d’exposition et critique d’art contemporain Anne Bourrassé livre une enquête sur les inégalités de genre dans le milieu des beaux-arts ainsi que sur les mécanismes qui les perpétuent.

Read more on Le Monde

The first exhibition, The House, presented by The Anonymous Project and created by Lee Shulman, became one of the highlights of the Rencontres de la Photographie d’Arles (2019). Designed as a fully immersive experience, this exhibition shown at Hangar in Brussels, goes beyond merely displaying images by recreating the atmosphere of the 1950s. In an era when family photography was an intimate and discreet act, it invites visitors to explore a space where every object, every light, and every image interact to bring memories and everyday gestures to life.

By recreating this house and immersing visitors in this intimate universe, The House becomes a place where the past takes shape, where one can touch, feel, and understand the memory embedded in each image. It is a tribute to ordinary lives, stolen moments, and the beauty of memories, reminding us that these fleeting, everyday instances are the very fabric of our existence.