Louise Frydman is French multidisciplinary artist born in 1989 in Paris, graduated in graphic arts from ESAG-Penninghen School of Art in Paris, and trained in photography at New York’s International centre of Photography. 

She began her career by composing light and delicate artwork using white paper. In 2015, she turned to ceramics and created her monumental piece “La Fée des Pétales” (The Fairy of the Petals) in the courtyard of the Hôtel de Croisilles in Paris. 

In her ceramics treatment, she retains the white mat aesthetic of paper as well as the finesse of her favoured material. Fragile yet strong, Louise Frydman’s creations reveal a poetic universe inspired by a nature magnified by a white radiance. Her sculptures play with light and movement. ‘I seek the encounter between strength and fragility, as I shape my sculptures in an ethereal way, yet they are powerful thanks to their monumental dimensions. Through a petal, a tree, the wind...I try to show my emotions’. 

In 2015, she was taught by ceramist Jean-François Reboul and learned how to assert herself and her artistic approach.Since then, she located her studio in Burgundy,

France, and in 2022 a second studio in Prague where she spends part of the year.

In 2017 and 2019, her works were showcased at the biennial Revelations at the Grand Palais in Paris. Louise now collaborates with luxury houses such as Dior, Cartier to name a few and works with renowned architects around the world. 

In June 2019, she was awarded the “1 immeuble, 1 œuvre” prize by the French Minister of Culture Franck Riester for her collaboration with Vinci Immobilier. Her work has also been selected twice for the ICAA International White China Competition. In 2020, Louise was awarded the ‘Residencia Arvore’ Prize which offered her residency and an exhibition in Porto.

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