Saint-Louis
Coloured crystal meets the workshop behind it
Twice Studio art-directed a photographic series for Saint-Louis, photographed by Jean-Marie Binet. Coloured crystal objects are isolated against pale backgrounds, moving between complete forms and tightly framed details. Blue, red and violet tones give individual pieces a strong presence, while reflections trace their curved surfaces. Branded compositions place the Saint-Louis wordmark above the objects and short lines of copy along the lower edge. The expanded project presentation pairs these polished images with photographs of production: hands handling clear glass, a worker holding a tool, a glowing workpiece and the surrounding workshop. The sequence brings the finished objects and the circumstances of their making into the same visual story.
Insights
- Tight framing gives contours and details as much presence as complete objects.
- Pale backgrounds keep the saturated glass colours visually prominent.
- The expanded sequence places finished-product compositions alongside photographs of workshop activity.
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