L’Eau Trois
L’Eau Trois begins with water treated as behaviour: volume appears to dissolve, colour shifts through transparency, and structures engineered in metal acquire an unexpected lightness.
The forms remain abstract. Their movement comes through proportion, rhythm and the relation between stone, metal and open space, curving without resolving into a literal motif.
Anodised titanium allows scale without visual heaviness, strength that disguises itself as lightness. Platinum and gold introduce density where construction requires it, and the stones move again as colour changes with depth, angle and light.
Blue is treated as a spectrum: tanzanite, sapphire, topaz, larimar and Nigerian Lagoon tourmaline move between opacity and transparency, from diluted colour to saturated depth.
Each piece is resolved through the body, its weight and articulation considered as carefully as its face.
Developed with ateliers across Europe, L’Eau Trois remains an evolving body of work: new pieces enter when their form and construction are fully resolved.
