In her Parisian studio, Elsa Foulon transforms clay into sculptural objects that challenge conventional ceramic boundaries. Born into the world of antique dealing and steeped in 20th-century decorative arts, she brings a curator’s eye to her self-taught ceramic practice. Her aesthetic philosophy, rooted in visual memory and years of encountering exceptional design, prizes simplicity of form, subtle detailing, and an instinctive understanding of proportion that informs everything from lighting to seating concepts and spatial design.