French designer and decorator based in Brussels, Alice Roux is fascinated by the concept and notion of "decor": the sense of space, imaginary places and unusual architectures.

His visual vocabulary develops around the notions of volume, light, and space.

Inspired by the work of Sonia Delaunay and her exploration of media and techniques related to applied arts, Alice Roux experimented with multiple practices before fully dedicating herself to her work as a designer.

Drawing on his experiences in scenography and stage direction, his "furniture-paintings" are defined as being on the border between art and design.

Each object she designs is crafted from walnut, then covered with acrylic-painted motifs before being lacquered with resin. It's a technique she spent a long time perfecting. The result is a thick, transparent texture that appears malleable.

Elementary architectures imbued with a geometric, sometimes organic, colorful or monochrome pictorial language, his pieces offer the vision of a universe of enveloping forms and colors.

THE WORKS