On a quest for poetic, whimsical, sensitive objects to share our daily lives, we find ourselves observing smooth, perfect, hollow objects. There’s no room for dreaming and surprise: when producing objects today, the imagination seems hampered by the functionality of these objects, pushed to excess. Guided by the philosophy of Surrealism and its development, we go in search of a creative approach that calls on our subconscious, our dreams and intuitions in order to inject a little more soul into the objects that share our daily lives.
