Ludovic Clément d’Armont is a French artist and designer whose practice centres on sculptural lighting and collectible design. Trained as an engineer and shaped by a family tradition spanning generations of glassmakers, painters, craftsmen, and artisans, he approaches design through the convergence of technical precision and artistic intuition. Drawing inspiration from the parallels between nature and science, his work explores how analysis, experimentation, and material research can give rise to poetic, luminous forms.

Working primarily with mouth-blown glass, crystal, brass, porcelain, and metal, Clément d’Armont creates one-of-a-kind lighting sculptures that balance craftsmanship with contemporary technologies. His practice is rooted in an eco-conscious approach, favouring thoughtful production methods and enduring materials while continually exploring new manufacturing techniques. Characterised by a refined sculptural language and a distinctly French sensibility, his works investigate the relationship between light, architecture, and materiality, creating pieces that are both technically sophisticated and quietly expressive.