Eric Schmitt's 'All is Well' at RALPH PUCCI International

French artist Eric Schmitt's new exhibition 'All is Well' at RALPH PUCCI International in New York presents a collection of Plasterglass works defined by vibrant colors and a renewed sense of scale. Central to the show is the Well dining table, whose form evokes a well's depth and circularity. The exhibition runs from May 2026 at the gallery's 11th-floor space, which also houses a sculpture studio where the pieces were fabricated. Schmitt, who joined the gallery's roster in 2006 after being introduced by Patrick Naggar, typically works in bronze and stone but here shifts focus to form, entrusting technical execution to Pucci's in-house master sculptor. The collection includes dining and low tables, side tables, wall sconces, and a hanging lamp, all balancing sculptural presence with function. Pucci, who began his career repairing mannequins in his parents' basement in Mount Vernon, later revolutionized mannequin design with the 1985 Olympian Goddess mannequin for Barneys, collaborating with Andrée Putman. His gallery now represents artists and designers treating function as inseparable from art.