Annie Laurence Malleron

She was born in Paris and studied at the Beaux-Arts in the painting section. The Artist will only keep the boldness of the colors of his creations. She will finally choose her artistic path with sandstone and sculpture.

In 2004, she set up her workshop in the Gulf of Morbihan.
In 2016, she received a prize at the Rambouillet Animal Biennale for her Raku technique. Annie-Laurence Malleron likes to add tone to her works by sprinkling them with beautiful fabrics, pearls, feathers ...

I draw from my imagination and the world around me a singular representation and give an aesthetic meaning to my works.
In a sometimes ugly and sad world, I like to think that my works radiate and bring well-being, hope.

Discovering Japan

Imbued with modernism and ancestral traditions, everything on this island called his curiosity. Their customs, their gardens, their food, their art, she immediately hooked on the delicacy of the designs, the harmony of colors and sometimes their extravagance.

From this meeting, she kept the very essence of their philosophy "The quest for happiness".

They love to volunteer to say they love you. Whether you are a friend or a sweetheart, they offer items that are believed to bring good luck and good fortune.

There is no wish better than to offer a "Kokeshi" doll, this tradition dates back to the Edo period.

From these scents of Wisteria, these colors, this poetic journey and a little Japanese at heart, she decided to create her own collection of Kokeshi dolls.