Laura Letinsky: The pleasure of solid objects and scraps of useless information

Photographs accompanied by a selection of matching Tsé & Tsé porcelain.

In May, Tsé & Tsé joins Miranda Salt Gallery to enter into a dialogue with Laura Letinsky’s photographs.

Her delicate compositions — meal leftovers, wilted flowers — resonate with the free whimsy of our Hungry and Thirsty porcelain.

We will present a selection of porcelain with proudly embraced imperfections, as well as April Vases with their vibrant tubes, ready to hold flowers in all their states.

          " Laura Letinsky’s delicate and resolutely contemporary still lifes will be presented at Miranda Gallery alongside a selection of iconic and previously unreleased pieces by the Parisian design house Tsé & Tsé, whose style blends humor, elegance, and artisanal craftsmanship.

Laura Letinsky’s attention to everyday objects echoes that of Sigolène Prébois, co-founder of Tsé & Tsé, naturally bringing their worlds together for this exhibition.

Produced in small series by selected artisans in France and Europe, Tsé & Tsé’s creations perpetuate exceptional craftsmanship, balancing simple beauty with understated luxury. Their instantly recognizable signature won over figures such as Charlotte Perriand, who enthusiastically praised the creation of the April Vase. Today, their objects have become timeless and iconic pieces. "