Galerie 21 is a space dedicated to craft culture and beauty and also a place where objects can be discovered and purchased. Open by appointment only on weekdays the gallery focuses on the quiet beauty found in everyday objects. Pieces we live with often without noticing them yet rich in presence function and stories shaped by time. It is also a community space bringing together people who share a sensitivity to craftsmanship and cultural value.

The selection blends antiques with newly made objects that share the same principles of durability and authenticity. Objects meant to age gracefully over decades sometimes centuries carry a value that goes beyond first impressions. Whether antique or contemporary each piece is chosen for its honest expression lasting relevance and ability to coexist naturally with daily life.

Galerie 21 grew out of years of collecting curating and traveling. Keeping these objects and their stories to myself eventually felt limiting. Sharing them and allowing others to experience and acquire them through simple objects and words became a natural next step and an extension of how I already work through images and storytelling.

After more than twelve years working in fashion I reached a point where expressing deeper narratives through clothing alone became increasingly challenging. While my label Sillage remains central to my practice objects offered a different kind of intimacy. They speak quietly yet directly carrying their own presence shaped by use time and making. My interest in mingei emerged naturally through learning about textiles and craft leading me to collect over the years and eventually open a space that now functions both as a gallery and my office a personal extension of my wider creative practice.