Price of the young craft talents – 2024 edition

The jury for the Price of the young craft talents was held on April 25th. We are honoured that Caroline Martin-Rilhac, Delegate General of the Fondation Rémy Cointreau was one of the members of the jury for the second time. The Foundation, deeply attached to the valorisation of craftsmanship, is proud to support young artistic creation, a symbol of innovation and tradition.

Price of the young craft talents

Created in 1960 and organised by Ateliers d’Art de France, the Price of the young craft talents is an award for young talent under the age of 35. The prize recompenses excellence in creation and innovation in the field of fine crafts.

A jury composed of craft experts will be awarding the prizes on the strength of their artistic quality, technical mastery, and innovative approach. The Prize represents an extraordinary opportunity for the young craftsmen, offering them personalised support and high media visibility. A real platform for these young creators, the price helps to raise the profile of fine crafts and reveal new talents with the potential for a successful career. Many laureates have achieved national and international renown.

2024 edition

Discover the laureates of this 2024 edition. Each of them will receive professional support and a stand at one of the major international trade fairs organised by Ateliers d’Art de France: Révélations, Maison&Objets, Salon International du Patrimoine Culturel, etc.

Benoit Wintz is a blacksmith. Based in Alsace (Huttenheim), he brings lightness to the metal in his creations through simple, elegant design. A trainer at GRETA for the CAP in Art Ironwork, he has held this post since 2016. Currently self-employed, the blacksmith is developing a range of products using a variety of techniques.

Marion Mezenge is a turn-maker on metal and a lighting designer. Graduated from Ecole Boulle in 2013, Marion Mezenge founded her workshop in 2019. Her creations of interior objects in brass are all hand-signed and handmade in one-off pieces or small series in her workshop.

Yanis Miltgen is an embroiderer and textile designer. He designs and develops clothes which are as much art as they are haute couture. All with a real respect for tradition. He uses unconventional products in his designs and incorporates electric circuits or metal to structure his creations.

For more information: Ateliers d’Art