Marie-Louise Schmidlin

2 months ago | ignant.com | Sungsoo Kim |Emma Fineman |Marie-Louise Schmidlin |So Yoon Lym

Ikemura first moved to Europe in the 1970s. She studied Spanish Literature in Sevilla before becoming interested in sculpture, which eventually led her to study at the city’s Academy of Fine Arts. Her path subsequently took her from Spain to Switzerland and Germany—first Cologne, then Berlin. During our conversation with the artist, we therefore also delve into the topic of language, which, given her background and fluency in four tongues, is of great importance for Ikemura.

Jan 9, 2025 | ignant.com | Marie-Louise Schmidlin

Next to the atelier, one finds the Katine, a casual, canteen-inspired restaurant that offers a regularly changing menu of modern dishes and drinks. “I have always dreamed of having an atelier with a restaurant connected to it. I believe that art and food complement each other and this region here, close to Alsace, has a particularly rich culinary tradition.” The interior of the canteen, designed by architects Glatz&Glatz, features peach-colored nuances across the walls, floor, and furniture.

May 6, 2024 | ignant.com | Marie-Louise Schmidlin

Name Frama Project Frama Visits Voo Store Images Clemens Poloczek Words Marie-Louise Schmidlin Frama, the Copenhagen-based design brand, is regularly featured on Ignant’s pages. Their commitment to simplicity and uncompromised quality has led to the creation of a versatile range of interior products that consistently captivate us.

Apr 18, 2024 | ignant.com | Marie-Louise Schmidlin

Name Ruinart Project Conversations With Nature Words Marie-Louise Schmidlin Since 2008, Maison Ruinart has invited artists to present their interpretations of the champagne house and its heritage as part of the Carte Blanche commission. While in the past artists like Eva Jospin, Jeppe Hein, or David Shrigley have offered their perspectives, 2024 marks a paradigm shift, as Ruinart is embracing a new approach.

Apr 11, 2024 | ignant.com | Marie-Louise Schmidlin

Due to its central location and rich history, Mondschein is also beloved by locals. Its in-house Body and Mind studio, Arise, hosts yoga classes and retreats and welcomes both hotel guests and Bolzano residents alike—an approach that creates a dynamic mix of guests within the place. As night falls, the hotel’s restaurant, Bar Luna, known across town for its healthy breakfast buffet, transforms into a vibrant wine and cocktail bar, which has become a cornerstone of the city’s nightlife.