
Jean-Marc Gady was born in Paris in 1971 and graduated from the Ecole Bleue in 1997. An emerging figure in new generation French design, his gift for handling the codes of de luxe creation ensures a range of intervention that extends from objects to space and includes scenography, furnishings, interior architecture and visual presentation. His portfolio speaks for itself: Apple Computers, Baccarat, Chanel, Christofle, De Beers, Dior, Guerlain, Louis Vuitton, Moët & Chandon. His career began in furniture, lighting and tableware, working for Ligne Roset and Liv'it. He was awarded several VIA permanent call grants for project development before joining Louis Vuitton as art director for display windows and events (2002-05), a post that took him all around the world, and notably to the Far East. In 2005 he set up his own design studio in Paris, and since 2008 he also teaches at the École Bleue. Early 2009, his first solo show in New York - 'French Cancan' at Gallery R'Pure - and at Forum Diffusion in September 2009 - made a clear statement of his vocabulary and range, in which elegance and wry humour are constants.
The Gallery R'Pure in New York has given french designer Jean Marc Gady « carte blanche » to create a design collection. The exhibit included also Gady's Gourmet plate as well as the AMMO vase FORUM Diffusion in collaboration with Gallery R'Pure - PARIS On request by Forum Diffusion, the exhibition 'French Cancan' is running in Paris from 17 September to 7 October 2009.
On request by Forum Diffusion, the exhibition 'French Cancan' is running in Paris from 17 September to 7 October 2009.
Further to the success of the "high fashion" version of French cancan presented at Gallery R' Pure in New York in March, Rochebobois has decided to edit this spectacular lamp. The lamp produced by ROCHE BOBOIS is a "ready to wear " version respecting the aesthetic characteristics of this lamp - issue september 2009
For their new section inaugurated in September, 2009 entitled " DO IT YOURSELF ", the Express styles magazine asked Jean Marc Gady.to create a « Do it yourself » project. The designer conceived the hanging light "Paradise" made of polystyrene balls - This creation to issued in Express styles on september and was exhibited to the press at the showroom SILVERA in Paris.
The project in live of the suspension is on-line.
Jean marc gady has figured in numerous international publications in 2009