On Drawing, Curiosity and Practice with Frédéric Forest (E35)
from Creative Voyage Podcast Hosted by Mario Depicolzuane, Frederic Forest
Join Detour, an online workshop with Frédéric Forest, exploring creative practice, curiosity, constraints and new ways of working. Learn more and join: creative.voyage/detour — Frédéric Forest studied industrial design before working with leading contemporary designers including Erwan and Ronan Bouroullec, Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance and Jean-Marie Massaud. He later cofounded Forest & Giaconia with Clémentine Giaconia, a studio working across furniture and interior design. Drawing has been central to Forest’s practice since childhood. He explores line, absence and visual memory through a language that is minimal, sensitive and precise. His work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Centre d’Art Contemporain de Briançon and during Art Basel Miami. He has collaborated with brands and cultural figures including Chanel, Bang & Olufsen, Vogue, Lancôme and Polène. Followed by more than 225,000 people on Instagram, his drawings have inspired more than 6,000 tattoos worldwide. Since 2017, Grammatical, the publishing imprint he co-founded, has released his art prints, books and objects. Explore more https://creative.voyage/
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This episode features Frédéric Forest, a Paris-based multidisciplinary artist, designer, creative director and publisher known for his distinctive drawing practice. We cover topics such as childhood influences and becoming a creative professional, drawing as a way of seeing, developing a personal visual language, working with brands and clients, drawing as a universal communication tool, independent publishing, routines and creative adaptability, navigating constraints, staying curious across disciplines and the importance of persistence and practice.
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