Designed to be torn away day by day, this calendar comprising 365 original polychrome drawings offers a distinctly tactile way of marking the passing of time.

This sculptural calendar by artist Damien Poulain features 365 original abstract compositions – one for each day of the year – printed on A5 sheets of delicately thin paper. Designed to rest on a flat surface, it transforms gradually as each page is removed, turning the passing of time into a quietly visual experience. More than a functional object, it becomes part of the home, shifting daily and shaping the atmosphere around it.

Poulain’s practice draws on Shintoism, symbolism, and digital aesthetics to explore a universal language of geometry and colour. Working across textiles, murals, and spatial installations, he creates bold, graphic forms that reflect on how we relate to our surroundings and to one another. With this calendar, Poulain brings his distinct visual language into a new format – an evolving, year-long sequence that invites engagement through rhythm, form, and presence.