Artworklove are a team of French and English art directors and designers.

We create original identities, printed and digital material for clients in the fields of art and culture, luxury, moving image and publishing.

Our approach is based on artistic experimentation and systematic design structure, and we specialise in the production of sensitively finished work with a well-considered balance of form and function.

We have a varied and loyal client list, and we're just as comfortable working on large multi-disciplinary projects as intimate collaborations.

Most importantly we love what we do and so we hope our work and our attitude inspires you to get in touch.

Artworklove
studio@artworklove.com
Ménagerie de verre
12/14 rue Léchevin 75011 Paris
33 (0)1 48 06 99 03

Ben Reece
ben@artworklove.com
33 (0)6 71 18 55 16

Marion Laurens
marion@artworklove.com
33 (0)6 25 78 40 68

Caroline de Vries
caro@artworklove.com
33 (0)6 74 56 69 10

Alexander McQueen
Barbican Art Gallery
Channel 4
Chloé Parfums
Dom Pérignon
i-D Magazine
Kenzo Parfums
Lee Jeans
Mairie de Paris
Pavillon de L’Arsenal
Planet-Mu Records
Royal College of Art
Sony Playstation
Tate Modern
Veuve Cliquot Ponsardin
Who's Next
Wired Magazine
Yann Arthus-Bertrand

We designed the identity, brochure and flyers for the Bazarette 2010 (Paris, Biarritz and Calvi) for Le Fooding. You can see the programme here.

Artworklove have recently been interviewed for IDEA magazine #340.
Idea: Forms of Practice showcases the work and attitudes of influential young designers in Europe and America. It's available by mail order from pro-qm.

Rubika is a short but smart animated film created by our friends, the illustrator Guillaume Plantevin (Concept and Design) and musician Erik Wedin (Sound Design and Composition) working with the 3D Students of the Supinfocom school. We saw the film at the Annecy Animated Film Festival out of competition, where it was one of our favourites. You can see it here.

We designed and art-directed the communication material and exhibition design for the Prix Public d'Architecture in Paris. You can vote for your favorite building in Paris and Ile-de-France here until the 30th of june, or see the winners at Pavillon de l'Arsenal from the 7th of june.

We've just moved to the very cool Ménagerie de Verre, a space dedicated to contemporary creation, dance and theatre.There is a great cafe too, designed by Matali Crasset. We're on the 2nd floor, so come and say hello.

Here’s a selection of images from ArtParis at le Grand Palais and also a fantastic window display / privacy solution from the Cité Dupetit-Thouars.

At the Centre Photographique d’Ile de France there’s an eclectic set of work from Céline Duval, Mathieu Pernot and Ludivuc Burel. All three present photographic archival as creation. See our related article at Design Assembly.

Instead of buying a book on record sleeves, see Vinyl at La Maison Rouge, Paris. Included are record sleeves by Warhol, Klein, Lawrence Weiner, Fluxus and Raymond Pettibon, you can listen to all the music too.

Mislead into a field by a deformed deer, is the name of the new album from The Internal Tulips. We've heard
a sneak preview and it's divine. Brian Wilson would appreciate the glitchy, psychedelic composition and the impeccable production skills. Out on Planet-Mu around 1 March 2010.

Troika editions gallery showcases the work of future talents in photography. Artworklove's Caroline de Vries has been selected to feature 3 limited edition pieces on the site. The works are for sale at troikaeditions.co.uk

Vivian Sassen is one of our favourite photographers. Her second book Sol and Luna, has just been published by Libraryman.se. Also check out the A Day in the Life project and the stunning book Flamboya.

The latest issue of Chicago arts and culture magazine Proximity features Caroline de Vries' A Small Archive of Precarious Housing series. You can see inside this issue and the back catalogue of the magazine here

We're very happy that Kanako has come to stay in Paris for a few months as a resident artist at the Centquatre. Hopefully we should all see a lot more of her soon but if not you can see a lot of her work at kanakosasaki.com.