“Art does not reproduce what is visible. It makes things visible.” Paul Klee
Let’s discuss the USP that attracted Camille to Terrasson. The old town lies around Place Bouquier and is home to 18 shops with wonderfully olde world storefronts.
The young woman meets the artisans keeping their legacies alive. Camille goes on a sensational adventure exploring the worlds of:
Nicolas: The wood turner behind beautiful razors, pens, corkscrews and more…
Julie: The fashion designer who certainly has the right piece of clothing or accessory for Camille…
Agathe: The cutler introduces her to her painstakingly-crafted items…
Sophie: The upholsterer whisks her away to another world in her gallery bursting with artwork and handicrafts.
Thibault: The glass blower is a master of the mandrel and sculpts pieces in every shape and colour you can imagine
Julie: The cheerful potter with a soft touch that Camille loves…
The young woman takes a trip back in time in a thriving trade town where locals take pride crafting accessories and items to wear, eat, drink, learn, decorate their homes and make life that bit more beautiful!