Urban

The meeting between JonOne, a major figure in the international graffiti scene, and Daum House marks the unexpected union between the energy of urban art and the finesse of glassmaking expertise. Initiated in a spirit of total freedom, this collaboration gives birth to vibrant works where color, light, and gesture merge. In 2020, Daum offered the American artist a new medium of expression: crystal paste. Far from the canvas or wall, the artist transposes his abstract and gestural language onto a sculptural support, playing with reliefs, transparencies, and reflections. Each piece becomes a visual manifesto, where the impulse of the stroke dialogues with the depth of the material.

With Table for Two or Seeing Through the Night , JonOne infuses his intense chromatic universe into exceptional pieces. Graffiti becomes volume, crystal becomes canvas, and the whole celebrates an art without borders, free and alive. This collaboration embodies Daum's desire to explore new creative territories, inviting visionary artists to push the boundaries of matter. An explosive encounter between the street and the studio, between fire and color.

From stage to studio, the 2020 collaboration between internationally renowned percussionist Manu Katché and Maison Daum has given birth to a unique work: the "Blue Note". A true homage to the essence of jazz, this crystal sculpture embodies the imperfect, elusive, yet expressive note that musicians constantly strive to touch, the famous "blue note". Through this creation, Manu Katché translates into three dimensions what, until now, only existed in the vibrant air of jazz clubs: raw emotion, absolute freedom, a perpetual quest for a sound that skims the surface of perfection without ever settling there.

With Maison Daum, he imagined a stylized musical note in a contemporary way, available in black and blue, as a visual echo to the depth and richness of musical language. Produced in a limited edition of 500 pieces, each piece is crafted using the exceptional expertise of Daum, a master glassmaker since 1878, to bring this mythical note to life. On a black optical glass base, the note seems to float, suspended in a delicate balance, a symbol of the improvisation and tempo so dear to jazz. The "Timeless" collection invites music lovers and art enthusiasts to celebrate the magical union of rhythm and light, in an object that transcends time and embodies the very spirit of music: unpredictable, moving, and eternal.