This collection reimagines the poetry of the everyday. Inspired by the crisp baguettes born each morning in Parisian bakeries, it transforms the fleeting object of daily ritual into enduring works of art. The baguette, fresh, ordinary, essential; becomes a jewel, a sculptural gesture, a wearable ode to life’s smallest luxuries.

Through playful wordplay and meticulous craftsmanship, the collection questions what it means to elevate the “daily bread” of our lives into something timeless. Each piece turns the familiar into the fantastical, collapsing boundaries between art, object, and adornment.

At once humorous and profound, Chapter 2: Who Ate My Baguette? is about presence, transformation, and the beauty hidden in plain sight.