Thomas Lelouch

Thomas Lelouch is an artist and designer who graduated from the École des Arts Décoratifs de Paris in 2015 in animation filmmaking. His practice of stop-motion volume gradually led him toward sculpture and spatial design.

Trained in various art crafts, notably plasterwork (staff) and bronze casting, he co-founded the creative design studio Atelier Craft in 2015. He dedicated eight years to this studio, collaborating with brands in fashion, luxury, and sport, building lasting creative visions in the world of design and architecture.

In 2023, he returned to his sculptural practice, embracing a “collectible design” approach at the frontier between art and design, joining Poush Manifesto in Aubervilliers as a resident artist. His plaster forms are organic and mathematical — their lines follow and extend one another endlessly.

Bases that stand as works in themselves, receptacles for wide basins or fossilized eggs — Thomas Lelouch’s object-sculptures are difficult to date. Relics of a distant past or an uncertain future, they seem to conceal a sacred rite, unknown or forgotten.

At Poush, he collaborates with artist Clémence Mars, together creating the White Noise sculptural furniture collection, exhibited at Maison & Objet In the City 2025 and during Paris Design Week 2024 and 2025.

He is welcomed by The Gallery with new work in White Noise, shown in Beaulieu-sur-Mer on the French Riviera throughout spring 2026.