A painter from Minsk and French by adoption, embodies the very essence of international artistic talent in the service of "Made in France". Having traced her path since her studies in design and applied art, passionate about the arts, she discovered miniature painting before specializing in it.

Based in Compiègne, Helen devotes her talent to the enrichment of the historical and cultural heritage. By merging her academic know-how with new technologies, she creates astonishing and atypical objects that testify to a possible harmony between tradition and modernity; French elegance.

Helen has an all-consuming passion for the creation and design of small theatres.

Thanks to her expertise, she skilfully combines a classical training as a painter and decorator with new technologies, giving birth to miniature models that are both innovative and imbued with theatrical tradition. These dioramas offer an enchanting look at a multitude of universes.

With a unique artistic sensibility, Helen customizes her creations according to events or cultural venues, adding a touch of authenticity and relevance to each of her new designs.

​​"The theatre is the mirror where man discovers himself when he is looking for himself; there is no art that is more certain to represent him in his whole face."  Molière

Based in Compiègne in the Oise region, we have our own design workshop  and a network of French craftsmen to offer a wide range of solutions.

While all our projects are designed on site, we favour French production as much as possible  in order to guarantee a high quality requirement but also greater flexibility towards our customers while limiting the impact on the environment through the choice and traceability of the materials used.

Specialized in the creation of figurines, i.e. small sculptures on all subjects as well as miniatures in wood or resin, we develop partnerships with historical places wishing to offer their visitors quality products at moderate prices.

In this way, we hope to promote and participate in the transmission of history, both small and large, by transcribing the unique identity of a local and universal heritage through our creations as faithfully as possible.

In 19th-century Europe, theater was a favorite pastime for children of wealthy families. Toy theaters emerged as a charming, affordable way to recreate famous plays at home. Popularized by Benjamin Pollock in London from the 1850s, these miniature stages—made from paper, cardboard, or wood—brought fairy tales, historical events, and classic stories like Dickens and La Fontaine’s fables to life.

Though interest waned with the advent of photography and film, toy theaters survived thanks to collectors and artisans. Today, Figurart continues this heritage with handcrafted mini theaters made from compressed wood, painted and varnished to preserve vivid colors over time. Each model combines traditional watercolor designs with precise cutting and assembly, opening a magical window to theatrical storytelling.

Figurart theaters aren’t just toys—they’re elegant decorative pieces, offered in soft pastel hues like brown, blue, pink, green, and yellow.

Perfect for libraries, bedside tables, or creative interiors, they blend cultural heritage with artistic craftsmanship, inviting you to enjoy the timeless joy of miniature theater.