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Audrey Gentner is a graduate of the Beaux-arts of Brussels with honours. It is while studying that gilding seemed obvious to her. After several apprenticeship sessions in various gilding workshops, the various craftsmen she worked with passed on their knowledge to her. They have also allowed her to develop several ways of approaching a work according to the restoration to be carried out in order to find thoughtful and adapted solutions.

Contact her here: https://audreygentner.com/

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Amandine Lori Soudan practices, among other things, miniature painting on watch dials for La Haute Horlogerie. She is also a 2D animator for the world of cartoons as well as an illustrator.

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Alice Besson works in the restoration of paintings and works of art, framing and gilding. She branched out a lot in her search for a trade, even though she knew that she wanted above all to work in the artistic or craft environment. What attracted her to the different services she offers is the fact of being able to practice painting, sculpture (during a restoration of a statue or frame moldings.

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I first started creating sculptures and ceramics and I then worked as an Art producer for a few years. I then finally became a gilder, a job allowing me to experiment art in many different ways.

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Walter Wolf Windisch, born in Heidelberg, Germany, is today the designer and artist behind "The Wine art objects".  The Wine art objects constitute the sum total of his international creative work and his great wealth of ideas involving the most diverse materials, forms and applications. Exhibitions and installations for art lovers and oenophiles from all over the world call for ever new ideas on the theme of wine art objects, which are entering many valuable art collections.
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Silke Droessaert gathers gilding with tempera on primed wood and with mix on metal. Her work applies to restoration (furniture, statues, signs, kintsugi...) but also fits into a contemporary approach by collaborating with designers (creations, interior decorations...). The mastery of her art allows her to obtain an unequalled brilliance and uniform flatness.

Contact her here: www.atelier-silke.ch

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Plug and Play is a glass factory that combines traditional know-how with a spirit of innovation. Its founders, Diego Micheloud and Emanuelle Zufferey, put their creative spirit at the service of their customers to develop outstanding interior design projects.
With 20 years of experience, they use their mastery of glass techniques to transcend the material.
Each piece is unique and original, made to meet the wishes of their clients.

Contact them here