Under the majestic glass roof of the Grand Palais, Révélations 2025 invites visitors on an exceptional sensory voyage from May 21 to 25. For five days, over 500 designers from 35 countries will be celebrating excellence and innovation in craftsmanship. From the delicacy of paper to the brilliance of glass, each work tells a story. The event is a vibrant encounter between passion, tradition and modernity, where each artisanal gesture becomes a universal language.

Ceramics in the spotlight: six artists to discover

At the heart of this celebration of materials, ceramics takes pride of place, with almost 400 French and international designers taking part. This year's show highlights six female talents whose bold artistic vision and technical mastery fascinate.

Anne-Charlotte Saliba: When paper becomes poetry

Among the talents on show, Anne-Charlotte Saliba catches the eye. The artist transforms paper into delicate sculptures. In her studio, bathed in soft light, she folds, chisels and tears the material. Her works reveal the beauty of fragility and invite contemplation. Each fold tells a story, underscoring the intimate relationship between artist and material.

Amande Haeghen: Between glass and ceramics, a quest for balance

Céramiste française installée à Lisbonne, Amande Haeghen crée des pièces empreintes de douceur et de féminité. Dans son atelier, elle explore le dialogue entre grès brut, verre tendre et porcelaine intemporelle. Ses sculptures murales et lumineuses sont le fruit d’une recherche approfondie sur la texture et la transparence. En 2023, elle abandonne l’émaillage pour utiliser des copeaux de verre recyclés, donnant naissance à un “onyx de verre” aux nuances profondes. Ses œuvres, telles que la sculpture Seixal, fusionnent la terre noire et le verre cristallisé pour recréer le mouvement d’une vague. Cette alchimie entre robustesse et fragilité révèle la sensibilité d’une artiste en quête de l’insaisissable.

Lorène Cavagna: Colors in motion

In Metz, Lorène Cavagna explores the infinite possibilities of color. With over 250 glazes created, her stoneware and porcelain pieces capture the light to reveal striking chromatic effects. Her intuitive work on protuberances preserves movement, offering wall works that can also be integrated into architectural projects.

Dita Cossio: Couture and porcelain

Originally from Chile, Dita Cossio uses her family's sewing machine to create unique textile molds. These molds are then used to cast porcelain. Carefully dismantled, they reveal sculptures with striking volumes, where textile and ceramic intertwine.

Batis Ceramics: Porcelain mosaics

From Scotland, Batis Ceramics creates monumental panels of thousands of hand-shaped porcelain petals. Storm, weighing 150 kg, illustrates this patient work of assembly, in which each element captures and diffuses light like a delicate jewel.

Juliette Vivien: Openwork porcelain

Juliette Vivien, winner of the Prix de la Jeune Création Métiers d'Art in 2020, sculpts porcelain with hypnotic precision. Openwork and vibrant, her pieces blend porcelain, brass, wood and leather to create a dialogue between structure and lightness.

Kaori Kurihara: Imaginary fruits and dreamlike reality

Winner of the same prize in 2015, Kaori Kurihara draws inspiration from the plant world to create imaginary fruits that are both realistic and fantastical. Her sculptures play on the repetition of shapes and geometry, inviting us to contemplate a revisited organic universe.

Italy will be out in force

A cradle of craftsmanship, it features 22 designers reinventing emblematic materials such as Carrara marble and Murano glass. Polished marble evokes the softness of fabric, while blown glass captures light to diffuse it in a thousand sparkles. This dialogue between heritage and innovation underlines the vitality of Italian craftsmanship.

Révélations 2025 is a manifesto for creation and sharing. An essential event for all lovers of materials and gestures.

Dates : May 21-25, 2025
Venue: Grand Palais, Paris
Tickets: Available at revelations-grandpalais.com