Anamorphee
Art direction, graphic design and exhibition design for luxury brands and cultural institutions
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Anamorphee
Anamorphée is a Paris-based creative collective providing art direction across graphic design, branding, exhibition graphics and scenography, product launches, and experience design.
It works with luxury houses and cultural institutions, adapting its work from specific design assignments to broader communication and exhibition projects. Its portfolio includes work for Hermès, Diptyque and Dior, and it founded and provides creative direction for Profane magazine.
Product: Art direction and design services spanning branding, graphic design, exhibition design, scenography and experience design.
Jobs at Anamorphee
Leadership
- Bertrand Houdin · directeurs de créationSource: company website
- Charlotte Halpern · directeurs de créationSource: company website
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