'My Main Passion in Life is Pasta' Plate by Laetitia Rouget

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Laetitia Rouget

'My Main Passion in Life is Pasta' Plate by Laetitia Rouget

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Laetitia is a French designer living in London. After studying at Central Saint Martins School, Laetitia's career began as a fashion designer and her work soon evolved into playing with different mediums such as print, textile, paint and ceramic.

Her playful creations and love of colour have landed her much attention already. She has collaborated with the likes of Rixo and Anthropologie, among others.

After years working in the fashion industry, Laetitia decided to focus on her own work: ‘I felt the need to tell my story, and also the story of the objects in front of our eyes. I’m interested in the past history of the things I create – their scars, colours and shapes – but at the same time I like to write new stories about them. I’d say I’m a French artist who is passionate about colours. And bums.’ 🍑

Laetitia’s works are definitely conversation starters. Bold statements are emblazoned across canvas and plates alike. And the human form is celebrated with all its imperfections

20 x 20 x 2 cm

Hand-painted stoneware dessert/side plate

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