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The wishlist of Jérémy Fretin and Mikael Zikos

Director of Resource Development and CSR for Agence du Don en Nature
Editorial consultant, freelance writer and director

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In the run-up to Christmas, we spoke to five inspiring personalities about themselves, their backgrounds and their selection of Studio Artera favorites they'd love to have under the tree.

"On our Christmas list this year, we've chosen..."

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Who are you and what do you do for a living?

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M: I'm a freelance editorial consultant, writer and producer, specializing in the arts
visual, architecture, design and lifestyle.
J: I work in the charity sector as Director of Resource Development
and CSR @association_adn

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What place does art have in your lives?

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J: Several works of art bring air and fantasy to where we live.
M: Art, like design, is very much present in our home. My grandmother is a painter and
I've always loved images, shapes and objects.

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If you could have any work of art you wanted, no matter which one, you
would take which one?

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M: Impossible to answer this question, I don't dream of having more but of knowing and
experiencing more.
J: Ditto. The desire to acquire a work depends on the context of one's life and a given moment.

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If you could define art in three words, what would they be?

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M: Open your eyes wide.
J: Escape, meet people, share.

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Which of Studio Artera's works have you selected and why?

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M: Peau-Souffle #9 by Béatrice Bissara, for its enigmatic and tangible character.
J: Cratere by Adeline Care, which I find sublime, mysterious, strange too.
M & J: Soft Glowing#3 by Caroline Derveaux, for this incredible painting!

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What will Santa bring you this year?

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J: A touch of carefreeness and lots of warmth!
M: Sweetness and good humor to boot.

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