“La Deuxième” - Denim Edit
Volume 2 - Season 1
Theme: Self-Expression through Texture and Thread
That day, the atelier became a sea of denim and imagination.
Children were invited to design and decorate their own denim jackets exploring identity through patches, paint, thread, and pattern. Each stitch became a form of self-expression, every mark a mirror of their inner world.
The session invited reflection on how we wear our stories turning something as everyday as denim into a canvas for meaning, courage, and creativity.
Inspired by artists who turned self-expression into language from Jean-Michel Basquiat’s fearless lines to Keith Haring’s joyful motion our Denim Day atelier celebrated individuality, movement, and story.
Each jacket became a living canvas a small rebellion of color, stitched with soul.
“La Première” —
L’Atelier Abstrait
Volume 1 - Season 1
Theme: Color as Emotion, Art as Voice
The first atelier marked the quiet beginning of our collection de l’enfance — a space where children learned that art can speak without words.
In La Première, children explored the boundless world of abstract art They explored abstract expression, discovering how color, movement, and intuition can become a language of their own. Each brushstroke reflected a feeling; each canvas, a glimpse into the unseen.
Children were encouraged to trust the process, to let the paint move as freely as their emotions, and to see that beauty often lives in the in-between.
Inspired by visionaries like Helen Frankenthaler and Wassily Kandinsky, artists who transformed emotion into form our first atelier honored the art of feeling through color.
Each canvas became a story told in hue, rhythm, and heart.
