After ten years working in fashion as a stylist, Alice Damiens returned to a more instinctive and material approach by training in sculpture with her father, a cabinetmaker in northern France. This transmission gave rise to Romie Objetti, a project at the crossroads of art, craftsmanship, and design.

She sculpts unique pieces, from jewelry to monumental totems, as well as coffee tables, light fixtures, and candle holders. Primarily working with wood, she explores how material, light, and volume interact with precision. Her approach strikes a balance between spontaneity and precision, intuition and exacting craftsmanship. Alice Damiens' work has been exhibited at the Salon Révélations at the Grand Palais and Chapelle XIV in Paris, and she also develops bespoke collaborations with fashion houses and architects. Each Objetti piece is handmade and designed as a unique work of art.