Armelle Girardon

Lives and works in Paris – France

Designer Armelle Girardon develops a practice at the intersection of design and sculpture. She creates hybrid objects — lighting pieces, seating, plinths, and suspended structures — conceived to accompany the circulation of visitors within exhibition spaces.

Her work structures space without fixing it in place, creating thresholds, pauses, and breathing points within the gallery’s exhibition path. These elements invite viewers to experience artworks through a physical and sensory relationship with the space.

Through these interventions, she engages in dialogue with architecture and contributes to exhibition scenography, proposing functional forms that also exist as sculptural elements in their own right.