INSPIRED BY THE ARTISTIC LEGACY OF THE 20TH CENTURY
We build a bridge between this iconic past and a creative future alongside contemporary artists and creators, bringing beauty back to the forefront of our time.
1922 PARIS
WHAT: A creative agency specializing in high-impact visual content, including 3D design, photography, videography, and branding.
FOR WHOM: Ambitious companies looking to integrate artistic and modern visuals into their communication.
WHY: To provide businesses with high-end, visually striking content without the complexity of large communication agencies.
CREATIVE FAIR
WHAT: A platform dedicated to emerging creators, offering exhibition space, tailored scenography, and marketing support.
FOR WHOM: Talented, up-and-coming artists and designers seeking to showcase their work and connect with their audience.
WHY: To give creators the tools and visibility they need to grow independently and establish their artistic direction.
Origines
1922 PARIS draws its name from "L'Âme de la France", a landmark sculpture by French artist Carlo Sarrabezolles, which was awarded the National Prize of France in 1922.
Carlo Sarrabezolles
Carlo Sarrabezolles was a French sculptor known for his pioneering technique of carving directly into fresh concrete, a method that left a lasting impact on monumental art.
His work, deeply rooted in the Art Deco movement, can be seen on emblematic buildings such as the Palais de Chaillot in Paris.
Though not widely known to the general public, his sculptures are preserved in more than 20 museums, including the Musée de la Piscine in Roubaix, reflecting his quiet yet significant influence on 20th-century architectural ornamentation.