Cinematic Studio

Odin Haus Paris finally made it! The first time we visited this place it was during COVID-19 lockdown, it was in total silence. Since then, we were planning to come back and film it. Tap the link in bio to enjoy the full video of Niemeyer’s “Le Volcan” on our YouTube channel 🎬⁠ — Niemeyer’s vision emerges within the rigid urban fabric conceived by Auguste Perret—a bold gesture that marks the transition between two architectural eras through the expressive use of concrete. Its flowing curves stand in contrast to the strict geometry of a city rebuilt in urgency after the Second World War, proposing a new language to the city of movement, openness, and culture. The House of Culture could ask for nothing more than to let curves dance. They fracture the ground to create a generous public space, where two pure cylindrical forms rise like volcanoes. A sensual geometry that naturally guides visitors into the building. On one side, the auditorium reaches toward the sky. On the other, the library turns inward, playing with light and shadow, interior and exterior, texture and form… An experience that elevates space… — Le Volcan (House of Culture) 📍 Le Havre, France 👷 Oscar Niemeyer 🏗️ 1978-1982 🏅Remarkable Contemporary Architecture (Label ACR) 🏅 Le Havre UNESCO World Heritage Site 🎥 @odinhausparis #LeVolcan #OscarNiemeyer #LeHavre #Filmmaking #OdinHausParis

Results of our visit to Villa Cavrois in Lille. It’s incredible the amount of historical research that was done to restore the house after years of abandonment. You can imagine what it was like to live in this villa in the 1930s, with all the beautiful interiors and details also designed by Mallet-Stevens. The central axis makes the organization of the space and landscape even more fascinating. It connects the entrance, the salon, and a water mirror that enhances the house’s beauty. — Villa Cavrois 📍 Croix, Hauts-de-France, France 👷 Robert Mallet-Stevens 🏗️1929-1932 🏅Classé MH (Scheduled Historic Monument France) 📷 @odinhausparis #modernarchitecture #robertmalletatevens #croix #odinhausparis #heritage

We are happy to share our new video featuring the world of the Japanese artist Miyouki Nakajima, documented over the past few weeks. In this video, you can discover a sensitive, self-taught artist, who draws inspiration from raw nature, shaping her poetic universe through fabrics, textures, and colors. It’s pure authenticity derived from the natural world. Beautiful music by Nobuyuki Nakajima @nakajima_nob #savoirfaire #video

La renaissance d’une villa de conception totale. La Villa Cavrois a été conçue par l’architecte Robert Mallet-Stevens pour l’industriel roubaisien Paul Cavrois et sa famille de sept enfants. Ce chef-d’œuvre des années 1930 a été édifié en béton armé, avec un parement de briques jaunes et un remplissage en briques pleines. La villa a connu et survécu à plusieurs transformations et usages. D’abord, peu après sa construction, pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, elle a été occupée par l’armée allemande et transformée en caserne, puis modifiée par l’architecte Pierre Barbe après la Libération. Dans les années 1980, après le décès de Madame Cavrois, elle a été abandonnée et vandalisée. Elle connaît finalement sa renaissance grâce à un travail gigantesque de recherche historique, visant à restaurer la villa dans son état d’origine. Mallet-Stevens conçoit cette œuvre comme une œuvre totale, en intégrant le dessin du mobilier, du décor intérieur et du parc extérieur. Ce qui fait de la maison un exemple d’intégration unique. — Villa Cavrois 📍 Croix, Hauts-de-France, France 👷 Robert Mallet-Stevens 🏗️1929-1932 🏅Classé MH (Scheduled Historic Monument France) 🎥 @j_romart_ #modernarchitecture #robertmalletatevens #croix #odinhausparis #heritage

Opening of the exposition “Quasi-“ of an amazing Japanese artist Miyouki Nakajima. Till April 25th at Une Fille Aux Cheveux Noirs 11 Rue du Perche 75003 Paris

In today’s societies, the “métier d’art” plays a crucial role in preserving the uniqueness and authenticity of each culture. These disciplines pass on the “savoir-faire” (know-how) from one generation to the next, keeping the flame of tradition alive. During this visit, we could discover a wide variety of practices: from astonishing work with glass to very sensitive ceramics. We are excited to continue exploring talents around us and to share with you the ones we liked the most. #odinhaus #odinhausparis #heritage #art #authentic