Photo : Marion Saupin
Exhibition and book launch by Alyssa Jos
What if city debris could become the next big thing in high-end design? This exhibition unveils a collection crafted entirely from fallen autumn leaves, blending sustainable craftsmanship with a surprising touch of luxury elegance.
Galerie de l'Oeil Bleu (Paris 3rd)
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Discover the artistic transformation of urban waste at the Galerie de l'Oeil Bleu from October 23 to October 25, 2026. Alyssa Jos showcases her unique craft, turning fallen leaves into high-end interior decor, luxury packaging, and art pieces. By repurposing this ephemeral resource, the exhibition highlights a sustainable and poetic approach to craftsmanship. This event is entirely free and open to everyone interested in seeing how local waste is reimagined as noble material. Visit this creative showcase in the heart of Paris to explore the beauty hidden within autumn's natural debris.
Transformation of fallen leaves, usually considered urban waste, into a noble and sustainable material, entirely handmade. Each creation is custom-made for the luxury sector, through interior design pieces, exceptional packaging, and artistic creations.
Alyssa Jos ; Credits : Marion SaupinThe approach offers a sensory and poetic experience, combining innovation, artisanal craftsmanship, sustainability, and a tribute to autumn.
Every year, Paris generates nearly 4,500 tons of dead leaves. With the rhythm of the seasons, Alyssa Jos reveals the beauty of this ephemeral resource through a local and meticulous process, giving birth to unique pieces.
Our take on this event
From Friday, October 23, to Sunday, October 25, 2026, the Galerie de l'Oeil Bleu hosts an exhibition dedicated to the work of Alyssa Jos. The artist focuses on the 4,500 tonnes of fallen leaves gathered in Paris annually, painstakingly processing them by hand to create bespoke art, luxury packaging, and interior design items. Her work bridges the gap between urban waste and sustainable luxury through manual craftsmanship.
Visitors are invited to experience this sensory tribute to the autumn season and local environmental innovation. The gallery opens its doors on Friday from 13:00 to 18:00, Saturday from 11:00 to 20:00, and Sunday from 11:00 to 18:00. Admission to the exhibition is free for all attendees.
