Florence Lemoine

Florence Lemoine is an glassblowing artist . Her work, subtle and poetic is the result of a long process of
research around melting glass.
Her creations trigger confusion between senses and matter. Mastery and hathazardness brush against each other and intertwine to marry nature and contemporary art.
“The material guides me more often than I force it toward works imbued with poetry, close to nature and to
humanity.”

BACKGROUND

Following high school studies in the arts, Florence Lemoine turned to glass work in 2000, graduating from CERFAV ( europeen centre of research and éducation in glass art ) in 2003.
She then continued with a residency at the Carmaux glass museum / art center, located in the south of
France. From 2004, she decided to deepen her specific knowledge of glassblowing in France, Sweden, and
England.
In 2006, she opened her first workshop in the south of France followed by, the opening of her current workshop in the Rhône-Alpes- Auvergne région, in the quaint village of Pélussin.

Florence Lemoine is an glassblowing artist . Her work, subtle and poetic is the result of a long process of
research around melting glass.
Her creations trigger confusion between senses and matter. Mastery and hathazardness brush against each other and intertwine to marry nature and contemporary art.
“The material guides me more often than I force it toward works imbued with poetry, close to nature and to
humanity.”

BACKGROUND

Following high school studies in the arts, Florence Lemoine turned to glass work in 2000, graduating from CERFAV ( europeen centre of research and éducation in glass art ) in 2003.
She then continued with a residency at the Carmaux glass museum / art center, located in the south of
France. From 2004, she decided to deepen her specific knowledge of glassblowing in France, Sweden, and
England.
In 2006, she opened her first workshop in the south of France followed by, the opening of her current workshop in the Rhône-Alpes- Auvergne région, in the quaint village of Pélussin.