Jerome Abel Seguin was born in the South-West of France. After studying art at the Ecole Boulle and the Beaux-Arts, he experiments with various techniques and materials including plaster and glass with which he creates "boxes" and "ready-made". 1975 - 1985 He travels and exhibits in France, Belgium, Brazil and signs décors for the dance and fashion worlds (Hermès, Vuitton, Dior…). 1990 During a trip to Indonesia, wood instantly emerges as an obvious medium for Jerome Abel Seguin. Thus, he becomes one of the artists to express his talent through this material. His original vision is revealed by the creation of monumental and unique pieces of furniture and sculptures of multiple, totemic, choreographic and abstract composition. A pioneer in enhancing raw beauty, he paves the way for a "natural and contemporary" aesthetic movement. 1991 Jerome Abel Seguin joins the National Contemporary Art Collection with one of his major works, the " mur de bois ". 1997 Association with George Lathourakis, the ACD company is created and their Gallery inaugurated : " le 36 rue Etienne Marcel à Paris ". 2000 A large exhibition space is opened 30 rue Candale in Pantin, Paris. Solo Exhibitions 2007 "Recent Works" Pucci Los Angeles 2004 "La nature fait œuvre d'artiste" Pucci New York 2003 "Le petit et le grand" Conran Shop Paris         "Wood 22 Monumental pieces" Pucci New York 2000 "A World of Wood" Pucci New York 1999 "Rimba Raya" Themes & variations London 1997 "Un monde de bois" Le Bon Marché Paris 1995 "Island Wood II" Zebrano Antwerp 1994 "Jerome Abel Seguin au Conran Shop" Paris 1993 "10 unique pieces" Takashimaya New York 1992 "Island Wood I" Espace Archide Paris 1991 "Plaster figure" Paolo Aires Sao Paulo 1990 "Ready made" Rossi di Albizzate Milano         "Les Boîtes" Show Room Knoll Paris