Run x ANDAM and LIKEWISE

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Carpenter Workshop Gallery
54 rue de la Verrerie, Paris 4th arrondissement

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LIKEWISE
June 24-30, 2026
By appointment only

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Run x ADAM
June 25-29, 2026

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AGAIN / SIEGENTHALER

AGAIN

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MOSS AFTER RAIN - AGAIN SS27
This SS27 collection explores the delicate sensation that follows a summer rain shower, when warmth reveals the scent of moss and ferns.
In the undergrowth, sunlight filters through the foliage, casting shifting shadows across the ground, between sunshine and cool shade. Within these landscapes, shadow and warmth coexist in a fragile balance.

The collection draws inspiration from this diffuse and elusive atmosphere. Colors appear washed out or tinted by their surroundings, as if infused with vegetation and ambient humidity. Lightweight materials meet rawer textures, clean-cut finishes, and surfaces marked by time. A relaxed elegance emerges through fluid and comfortable silhouettes, conceived as a sensitive extension of this fleeting moment.
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SIEGENTHALER
After four seasons dedicated to the epic, metamorphosis, and finitude - from Lore Genesis to Memento Mori - AXIS MUNDI inaugurates the time of the center. "Finding one's axis is not standing still - it is the pivot that relaunches movement."

The axis mundi designate the fixed point from which orientation becomes possible again - what does not move and makes habitable all that moves. It is not a geographical place, but a symbolic structure: the sacred pillar of the Ise shrine, invisible and buried, transferred every twenty years during the ritual reconstruction of the temple; the North Star that guides without moving; the Zhongguo, the Middle Kingdom from which China orders the world.

AXIS MUNDI questions what remains when movement stops - not the end of movement, but its foundation. The centre from which to set out again. Duc Siegenthaler has spent twenty years navigating between geographies and identities. AXIS MUNDI is not the narrative of his origins - it is the formalization of a reconstructed centre, where lines finally converge.

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