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Opening: 24.09 from 6pm to 9pm
From 24 September to 4 October, discover a vibrant spectrum of what design can offer, where materials, craft, play and imagination meet. Each object evokes and tells a story.
1. Cocono: Belgian craftsmanship, woven into contemporary rugs where texture, proportion and material exist in unity.
2. BLACH: High hand mirrors and objects shaped from recycled plastic, transforming what is discarded into something unexpected and refined.
3. Monkey Balling: Broken ceramics, stone fragments, games and pop culture collide in playful, sustainable objects with new rhythms and stories.
4. ILAERG: Contemporary ceramics rooted in traditional craft. Zui, a sculptural platter set inspired by smooth, cut stones, celebrates both function and raw material.
5. Sylvie Van de Walle: Somewhere between art and design, narrative and play, her work resists categories and chooses instead to live on the edge.
6. Goma Design Studio: Discarded and natural materials are transformed through slow making, experimentation and Wabi-Sabi beauty, giving imperfection a new meaning.
From 24 September to 4 October, discover a vibrant spectrum of what design can offer, where materials, craft, play and imagination meet. Each object evokes and tells a story.
1. Cocono: Belgian craftsmanship, woven into contemporary rugs where texture, proportion and material exist in unity.
2. BLACH: High hand mirrors and objects shaped from recycled plastic, transforming what is discarded into something unexpected and refined.
3. Monkey Balling: Broken ceramics, stone fragments, games and pop culture collide in playful, sustainable objects with new rhythms and stories.
4. ILAERG: Contemporary ceramics rooted in traditional craft. Zui, a sculptural platter set inspired by smooth, cut stones, celebrates both function and raw material.
5. Sylvie Van de Walle: Somewhere between art and design, narrative and play, her work resists categories and chooses instead to live on the edge.
6. Goma Design Studio: Discarded and natural materials are transformed through slow making, experimentation and Wabi-Sabi beauty, giving imperfection a new meaning.