Yves Henry Kangourou Wally
Figurative Art
Marie-Paule Deville-Chabrolle x Daum
Marie-Paule Deville-Chabrolle is a true artist in residence at Daum. Together, they have created a collection of remarkable works, including À Cœur Battant, Les 7 Perles, Kabuki, and L'Hiver en soi , each telling a story of femininity, mystery, and transcendence.
This enduring alliance between the artist's hand and the expertise of the crystal factory reveals a world of timeless elegance, where each sculpture becomes a hymn to inner beauty.
Marie-Paule Deville-Chabrolle Kabuki
Marie-Paule Deville-Chabrolle Sara et les Oiseaux
Animal Art
Isabelle Carabantes
With Daum, Isabelle Carabantes elevates the brand's legacy and revolutionizes animal art with her creations. In crystal glass, the works come alive, their translucent nuances and interplay of light amplifying the sensitive dimension of her subjects. From the powerful gaze of the caracal head to the bust of Cogito, the gentle thinking chimpanzee, heir to Rodin's influences, and the elephants of the savannah, each piece questions the link between humanity and animals, between nature and memory.
Isabelle Carabantes Elephant Savana, medium
Isabelle Carabantes Elephant Savana, small
Isabelle Carabantes Tête de Caracal
Isabelle Carabantes Cogito
Romuald Hazoumé Blue Oil Head
Street art
JonOne x Daum
In 2020, Maison Daum forged a bold new encounter between urban art and crystal tradition by collaborating with renowned New York artist JonOne. From this union emerged a rare and unique piece: Table for Two , a functional artwork produced in a limited edition of only eight. Each table is hand-personalized by the artist, who directly applied his iconic tag to the extra-white glass top. True to his energetic and colorful style, JonOne unfolds his vibrant and spontaneous universe, capturing the essence of the “abstract expressionist tag” he pioneered. This raw and instinctive gesture is then solidified by the application of a layer of Daum crystal paste, lending the work a luminous depth and a unique materiality. The layering of glass, tag, and crystal transforms this table into a contemporary sculpture in its own right, where the urban converses with the ancestral, and where light reveals the subtleties of the artistic gesture at every angle.
JonOne Table for two
JonOne Seeing Through the Night
Arts by selection
