Ramdane Touhami is a French-Moroccan creative director, designer, entrepreneur, and publisher known for his ability to reinvent heritage brands and craft strong visual identities rooted in culture and storytelling. Over the past three decades, he has worked across fashion, beauty, design, and print, building a career defined by independence and experimentation.

Across all his work, Touhami moves between disciplines with precision and instinct, often reviving overlooked formats and forgotten techniques to speak to the present.

Recognized with France's Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres honor in 2020, Touhami has inspired a young generation of entrepreneurs to prioritize craft over efficiency, authenticity over trends, and cultural specificity over global uniformity.
He has collaborated for several international department stores, such as Liberty in London where he reimagined the menswear section and reinvented the entire line and merchandising in 2003, or Santa Eulalia in Barcelona for which he designed a perfume bar in 2010.

Ramdane is the founder and art director of the Paris-based creative studio ART RECHERCHE ET INDUSTRIE. Launched in 2019, the studio works across branding, spatial design, typography, photography, product development, and retail scenography, with all creative work produced in-house to maintain full control over execution and detail. Clients include heritage brands like Christofle and Moynat, luxury houses like Louis Vuitton and Gucci, fashion giant Zara for which he has created an international brand of cafés and several stores, and lifestyle names like Moncler. The studio has also developed visual identities and store concepts for global retailers including Parco in Tokyo, combining narrative depth with meticulous craftsmanship.