Inspired by 17th-century still lifes and Art Nouveau naturalism, Michaël Cailloux cultivates the art of fine felt-tip drawing. He invents a fertile, unbridled nature through a multi-faceted body of work: sculptures, etchings and design. When he discovered the Longwy factory, he was seduced by the delicate technique of enameling, which allows for relief and finesse. He drew spontaneously on the shapes, revisiting Napoleon's bees. They twirl in a field of grasses under a greedy summer sun... All sprinkled with a zest of lemon for a more geometric look. A décor he has christened "Lemon
Insect".