Franco-Swiss artist, trained at the École du Louvre in Paris, antique dealer, specialized in
decorative arts, he continues his learning in workshops for creating wall decorations,
then developed his first personal artistic activities in the USA.
Back in France, he set up his workshop in the heart of the Alps, and created works
vibrant and unique. Free amplitude or measured stop, curves or lines punctuate its
creations. Reliefs, lines, superpositions and ruptures suspend the rhythms of time, and
imprint the movement.
Choreographer of matter, Martin Berger draws his inspiration from nature and
dynamics of gestures and the body. Thanks to multiple processes, he invented
new ways of implementing his pieces, which are all aspects of his insatiable
curiosity to explore the unknown, both human and spatio-temporal.
His work harbors an ambivalent look, between aesthetics and revelation of the urgency of
consider our welcoming space, earth and being, as essential
CHARLOTTE BILTGEN
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From her early years of study, Charlotte Biltgen’s path has unfolded at the intersection of interior architecture and furniture design. As Artistic Director at India Mahdavi’s studio for thirteen years, she contributed to a wide range of international projects, shaped by an eclectic, joyful, and richly colorful universe. These experiences led her to travel extensively, continually enriching her perspective and sources of inspiration.
In 2015, Charlotte founded her own studio, followed six years later by the launch of her first furniture collection. Her design approach is grounded in an ongoing dialogue between the heritage of the past and the contemporaneity of the present. She explores forms and materials with great freedom, seeking to extract the essence of classicism in order to reinterpret it through a modern lens. Her work strikes a balance between rigor and expressiveness, between feminine and masculine, deliberately avoiding rigidity and monotony.
In contrast to the cold, impersonal conventions of the traditional showroom, Courcelles is conceived as a private apartment — a fully lived-in space. Designed as an intimate environment, it invites relaxation, conversation, and exchange. Here, Charlotte presents a thoughtful and refined artistic curation, creating synergies between ideas, personalities, and works. For her, creation is a form of play: a constant pursuit of harmony between lightness and emotional depth.
Today, her work is showcased within internationally renowned galleries, including The Invisible Collection in London and Studio Twenty Seven in New York, affirming the international reach of her practice and the distinctiveness of her formal language.
Over the years, Charlotte has built a close-knit community of partners, artisans, and artists. These deep and lasting human connections remain a vital source of inspiration, joy, and shared creativity, continually nourishing her artistic vision.
