Patrick Naggar, Sébastien Léon & Stefan Bishop

Stefan Bishop’s aesthetic was born from the rugged elements of the terrain and the raw materials of a homesteading life. Hand-drawn water, rough-sawn boards, orchards married with the forest and watching his father fell giant timber would leave lasting impressions that are revealed in his work to this day. At the heart of his endeavors are the forces of root, wood, earth and stone, which are expressed with outstanding craftsmanship and a vision that honors archetypal themes found in nature. Unfettered by the semantic distinction between art and design he moves freely in both realms. Whether serving a base utilitarian function or existing as purely sculpture, all of his work possesses the strength to penetrate conceptual and unspoken realms. He created his Los Angeles-based studio in 2012 and joined RALPH PUCCI in 2020.

Born in France and based in Los Angeles, Sébastien Léon is a multi-disciplinary artist whose accomplishments emphasize the breadth of his creativity. Recent commissions include a monumental permanent sonic sculpture for the new Orange County Museum of Art, a geodesic dome with an immersive multichannel soundscape in China, video art and production design,among other practices. Léon’s creative vision arises from an ongoing dialogue between opposing forces and he wields that tension to create works that embrace the unexpected and the imperfect. Léon joined RALPH PUCCI in 2023.

Patrick Elie Naggar is a French artist, architect and designer who received his degree in Architecture from the Ecole des Beaux Arts and a Masters Degree in Urban Studies from the University of Paris. Naggar considers architecture (encompassing interior and furniture design) a central knowledge, a catalyst of the ideas, forms, plastic and artistic trends in order to create objects and spaces for our environment in the spirit of our times. Naggar received the prestigious best designer award in 2008 from the Foundation Center for Luxury and Creation Paris France. He joined RALPH PUCCI in 1995.