A Magazine Curated By

Jul 2026

In an evocative fusion of high fashion and artisanal craft, the collaboration between A Magazine Curated By and PSG manifests as a meticulous study in materiality and form. This project, which falls firmly within the specialty retail and luxury sector, centers on a series of bespoke sculptural ceramics that serve as the anchor for a curated collection. Photographer Florent Tanet masterfully captures these objects, utilizing natural light to delineate the rugged, organic surface of the distressed matte off-white clay. The imagery emphasizes a profound interplay between structural minimalism and bold, metallic copper interiors, creating a dialogue between the interior and exterior of the vessels that reads as both industrial and primitive. By integrating the design sensibilities of Kris Van Assche, the project transcends simple product display, positioning the ceramics as fine art pieces that exist at the intersection of retail curation and gallery exhibition. The choice of soft, directional lighting and the stark, neutral grey backdrop allows the viewer to focus entirely on the irregularities and circular cutouts of the bulbous forms, ensuring the technique remains front and center. This editorial approach effectively bridges the gap between functional design and conceptual portraiture, offering a sophisticated visual language that redefines how specialty retail brands engage with their audiences through static, high-concept imagery that demands prolonged attention and quiet appreciation.

Artistic, Vertical

Ceramics / sculpture, Natural light

Specialty Retailers, Retail