In 2011, Jennifer Abessira collaborated with Vivienne Westwood on the “100 Days of Active Resistance” project.

Perrier collaborated with artist Jennifer Abessira to create fun artworks on their iconic bottle.

In April 2019, some of Léo’s most recent creations were presented alongside well known contemporary Artists such as Xu Zhen, Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons and many others. The ” Neon Discobolus” was the central piece in dialog with an original greek version of it.

Léo Caillard has presented his art pieces all over the 3 floors of the MACM museum in Mougins, south of France. His artworks create a dialog in between ” past and present ” as they are surrounded by real antics busts and craftworks from the Greek and Roman Period of time. Alongside some other well known more modern art such as Yves Klein, Dali, Picasso and others.

Our artist Léo Caillard was featured in the exhibition “Art in Art” in 2017 with his famous series Hipster in Stones.

2 November – 22 December 2019, Buenos Aires.
In Vanitas Virtual the artist invites us to reflect on the concept of vanity in the era of social networks, and on the relationship between the search for notoriety and economic abundance.

Sadie was invited to creatively explore ideas of identity through technology at the Tate Exchange which lead to the first ever collaboration between a robot artist, Ai-Da and a human artist, Sadie.

Sadie was one of the 10 artists selected worldwide by the internationally known brand Alcantara to create a piece from one of their materials showing female strength.

Nixon commissioned Sadie a bespoke range of watches featuring her signature copper metal centering on having ‘time for creativity’.    

2015. 500,000 Swarovski crystals. A Steinway piano encrusted with half a million crystals. The masterpiece is a collaboration by luxury British piano brand Goldfinch and contemporary artist Lauren Baker. Commissioned by an influential sheikh in Qatar.

2014. Dibond, metal. 213 x 60 x 40 cm (83.8 x 23.6 x 15.7 in). A 7th geometric mirrored sculpture made of multiple mirrored polygons, representing a gateway to another dimension or realm. This sculpture was commissioned by Urban Spaces for Clerkenwell Design Week.