Article: Living surfaces on the French Atlantic coast

Living surfaces on the French Atlantic coast
In the autumn light on the French Atlantic coast
In autumn, the light on the French Atlantic coast changes. Contours become clearer, colors gain depth, surfaces emerge more distinctly. It was in this atmosphere that our works for À MA FAÇON were created – in the surroundings of Biarritz and Arcachon.
Wind, salt, and vastness shape the perception. Yarns react to movement and light differently than in the studio. Structures become more visible, transitions clearer, surfaces vibrant.
By the ocean, an attitude emerges that demands openness. The landscape is minimal, the light direct. These conditions sharpen the eye for proportion, surface, and movement in wear.
Biarritz

In Biarritz, urban lines meet a rugged coastline. Facades, streetscapes, and horizons form a framework where individuality appears self-evident. This clarity accompanies our works: independent, precise, in relation to space.
Sophie wears the pieces with an attitude that matches the landscape: clear, unagitated, independent. The photographic images emerged from this encounter.

À MA FAÇON — our way of seeing things
Frajule

