French designer, Jenna Kaës questions the mystical dimension of traditional objects linked to memory, to which she intends to restore aesthetics and freedom of appropriation.

Jenna Kaës is a product designer whose work conveys the universal symbol of objects. She questions the mystical dimension of traditional objects linked to memory, to which she intends to restore aesthetics and freedom of appropriation. She practices her art at the frontier of religion, by imagining stained-glass windows for a church in Normandy and is involved in projects with a monastery of Carmelite nuns in Verdun. She also works with companies that support traditional artisanal skills.