Atelier Faucher (France)
New exhibitor at Révélations 2025

Mélanie Faucher, a glass artist specializing in contemporary stained glass, reinvents traditional techniques through a distinctly modern approach. Drawing on ancient skills such as glass painting and wheel engraving, she creates unique works where glass becomes both an artistic medium, architectural element, and light filter. Her work is driven by two dynamics: continuity in traditional glassmaking arts and a reimagining of them in a contemporary context. Each creation represents a dialogue between heritage and innovation, aesthetics, and functionality. Stained glass is no longer merely ornamental; it becomes partitions, walls, light sources, and above all, a true work of art. Through her custom stained glass pieces, Mélanie Faucher transforms spaces and invites a rediscovery of the expressive richness of glass art.

Atelier Stokowski (France)
Exhibitor at Révélations 2023

Atelier Stokowski is a handmade glassblowing studio founded by three brothers united by a shared passion for glass and design. Between craft and contemporary creation, the studio designs and manufactures blown glass lighting fixtures and unique objects, enhanced by the combination of noble materials such as brass and wood. Always in search of innovation, Atelier Stokowski continuously explores the possibilities offered by glassblowing techniques: freehand blowing, sandblasting, engraving, and filigree. Each piece results from a meticulous creation process where the artisan’s precise gesture merges with an intense aesthetic search. Specializing in handmade blown glass objects, Atelier Stokowski blends tradition and modernity to offer original creations with refined design, meant to enhance spaces. A subtle balance between light, material, and emotion, carried by the excellence of glass craftsmanship.

Charlie Larouche-Potvin (Canada)
New exhibitor at Révélations 2025

Charlie Larouche-Potvin is a glassblower and designer artist based in Montreal, recognized for his contemporary approach to blown glass inspired by Venetian traditions. A graduate of Espace Verre in 2020, he furthered his practice in Murano with master glassblower Davide Fuin and at the Corning Museum of Glass (USA). His international journey led to residencies at the Jam Factory (Australia), Sheridan College (Ontario), and the Chrysler Museum (USA). Winner of the RBC Glass Prize in 2024 and the François-Houdé Prize, he is currently an artist-in-residence at the Harbourfront Centre in Toronto. His work explores the balance between traditional forms and fantastic aesthetics, where irregularities become marks of expression. With technical mastery inherited from Murano, he revisits the classical language of blown glass to create narrative objects, bridging functionality and imagination.

Fabien Cadamuro (France)
New exhibitor at Révélations 2025

Fabien Cadamuro is a design furniture workshop located near Toulouse, specializing in unique pieces and small series that lie at the intersection of art and design. Founded in 2023, the workshop focuses on artisanal craftsmanship with thermoformed glass and bent metals. After five years of experience in Parisian fashion houses, Fabien Cadamuro has developed a creative approach where each piece of furniture becomes a work of art. His bespoke creations, designed for interior architects, decorators, and gallery owners, oppose standardization and explore the contemplative dimension of objects. Combining aesthetics, functionality, and technical demands, Fabien Cadamuro designs high-end, handmade furniture dedicated to exceptional projects. He now collaborates closely with design professionals to bring unique pieces to life, tailored to singular spaces.

Verre Kobalt (France)
New exhibitor at Révélations 2025

Kim Marchal develops a unique practice in contemporary stained glass by working with simple window glass, often recycled, which she thermoforms on molds created in her workshop. By shaping her own molds from clay or plaster, she masters each step of the creation process, giving the glass unique textures and reflections that resemble the movement of water. She combines this melted glass with brushed brass to create a subtle contrast between shine and opacity, transparency and material. Her intertwined compositions, inspired by the aquatic universe, come to life as wall-mounted lighting fixtures and decorative vases, where each piece reflects a balance between art, design, and the poetry of material. Through thermoformed glass and material recycling, her approach embraces a contemporary and responsible aesthetic.

Song Inbeom – Cheongju Craft Biennale (South Korea)

Song Inbeom is a contemporary glass artist who explores the relationship between the pictorial gesture and the material through the medium of glass. His work resembles brushstrokes materialized in space, like marks projected onto a three-dimensional white sheet. Each piece is born from the interaction between heated glass and the physical phenomena that arise during the creation process. Using glass as a medium for artistic expression, Song Inbeom questions notions of relation, balance, and perception. His glass installations reveal the vital energy inherent in the material, translating the interaction between different masses of glass, as well as between the work and the human gaze. At the intersection of glass sculpture and conceptual art, his approach gives shape to a unique visual language rooted in the materiality of glass and its narrative potential.