A monograph by Paris-based designer Ronan Bouroullec. Drawing from photographs accumulated over the past 30 years, this archive book traces fragments of both his professional practice and everyday life. Arranged chronologically, the extensive sequence of images reflects the flow of ideas and creative processes, revealing the layers of time behind his work. Presented like a visual diary, the book offers a quiet insight into Bouroullec’s perspective and the rhythm of his creativity.
Pages : 456
Size : 25×29cm (hardcover)
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Ronan Bouroullec is a French designer from Brittany, based in Paris. Together with his brother Erwan, he is widely known as part of the Bouroullec brothers, whose work spans furniture and spatial design on an international scale. In recent years, he has also focused on drawing and photography, exploring delicate lines and repetition as forms of expression. Rooted in close observation of daily life and the movement of the hand, his work creates a unique dialogue between function and poetic sensibility.
