with the artist Jean-Michel Othoniel (finalist)
Saint Martin’s Church, Harfleur, Seine-Maritime


The monochromic use of purple and brown are shaded using hydrofluoric acid on sheets of blown, flashed glass. The horizon emits with a gold or silver stain on a white background. The glass is leaded, laminated and mounted in the traditional way.
The halo, the crosses, the constellation are represented by pearls/beads positioned/placed in front of the glass and held in place by round pins fixed to metal rods. A cornucopia of vegetation and flora is painted in grisaille or silver stain.
The reinforced laminated glass (type STADIP 33/2) is panelled, mounted with spacers and held in place by ties on the outside. The installation will nonetheless be sympathetic to its site, echoing traditional historic features, blending and toning with exterior stone-work.

with the artist Pascal Convert (work in progress)
Saint-Gildas-des-Bois Basilica, – Loire-Atlantique
Creation of contemporary stained glass windows.

“The process of realization for these 14 stained glass windows is quite unique. Each window is inspired by photographs of children which are re-created in clay using traditional sculpture bas-relief techniques. A plaster-cast is made from these clay models which is used to form a heat-resistant mould. The stained glass is then poured over this, using slumping.” Pascal Convert

with the artist Damien Cabanes (work in progress)
1% artistique - General High School Francoise
Tournefeuille, Haute-Garonne

ntique glass, painted with grisaille, assembled onto sheets of laminated glass - 4m20 x 3m. The characters are created from coloured, blown glass and affixed to a translucent background. The prevailing impetus for this work by Damien Cabanes was determined by the architecture.

with the artist Miquel Barceló
St. Peter’s Chapel, Palma de Majorca Cathedral, Spain
Realisation of the five stained glass windows in the chapel.

Industrial glass, painted with grisaille, fired and glazed again using a light antique glass.
Barcelo’s figurative bas-relief imagery, with its sombre palette, decorates the lower section of the chapel. Its artist-made painterly marks, strongly evoke the sense of a watery grotto.

with the artist Marc Couturier (Finalist)
Competition for the creation of contemporary stained glass windows “Cathedral” Underground Car Park , Troyes, Aube.

Spiral architecture. Detailing the variegation of a single laurel leaf over the hundred or so windows that make up the central core. Serigraphic enamel print on glass fired and layered.

with the artist Didier Mencoboni (Finalist)
1 % artistique decoration LEPA in Riscle, Gers


Antique blown glass, cut by water jet and fixed to clear glass, double glazed.

Jean-Dominique Fleury
Old Pilgrims Hospital in Pons,
Loire-Atlantique

Contemporary ensemble of nine windows in this Historic Monument. The design is replicated onto the glass using mechanically produced stencils and then treated with grisaille and gold.
With weight, transparency and depth, the etched glass is imposing in its mutability.