Juliette Terreaux
Juliette Terreaux is a Franco-Swiss artist, scenographer, and miniaturist.
Her sculptural and installation-based practice explores hidden, secret, and often inaccessible spaces. Her work is grounded in meticulous research, drawing on media imagery, archives, and film. She creates detailed scale models with movable, openable elements, which she photographs and animates using stop-motion techniques to activate space and offer new points of view.
As a lead model maker, she designs and builds miniature sets for films as well as for window displays and advertising campaigns.
Since 2021, she has also led model-making workshops at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Paris (ENSAD).
Rosemary
140 × 23 × 175 cm
Wood, plaster, cardboard, metal
Seen from the outside, the work appears as a sequence of flayed volumes leading to a black box. Through the lens of a viewfinder, the segmented space is recomposed. An apartment corridor guides the gaze toward the threshold of an invisible space, a receptacle for the viewer’s mental projections.
End-of-residency exhibition.
« Attaches parisiennes pour poignées de porte », curated by Lila Torqueo.
Villa Belleville, Paris.
Photos: © Jean-Luc Guérin
© Adèle Onnillon
Dream
28 x 102 x 75 cm
Wood, glass, metal
Peigne Géant
100 x 30 x 2 cm
Wood, paint
Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré
Wood, paper, glass
120 × 70 × 50 cm
In collaboration with the Hermès Decoration Department.
Winter 2022 window displays, “Encore”, Hermès Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Antoine Platteau
Photos: © Julien Mignot / Cheeese
