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Fabian von Spreckelsen:
Gazing
and dreaming into an Indian summer full of colorful leaves coated garden. Our eye catches a point of new beginning and for remembrance. A Phoenix nest: Phoenix Nest - Where our memories are laid to rest, Where our new thoughts are evoked, Tranquilizing, Evaporating, Energizing, Transforming our transience. Every Phoenix nest is unique and is handcrafted with exclusive Corten Steel, molded with fire into a one of a kind masterpiece. A portable fireplace as a neat outdoor fireplace resembling natures Fire Mountains. |
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FRANK BRUGGEMANS:
‘a
personal experience of nature in the urban environment’
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PAINTED:
Led by Dutch designers
Saskia van Drimmelen and Margreet Sweerts, Painted Series is a collective that
blurs the lines between fashion and performance, and expands the idea of what a
garment can be.
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GABRIEL GUEVARA:
The result of an investigation that began with
questioning the relevance and meaning of luxury and the luxury-industry in our
modern consumption-driven society, Silent Shout consists of a family of
characters that aspire to redefine our understanding of what luxury should be
all about.
Based on the role that the dandy assumes in society
and the way he thinks about his essence, these personalities represent a vision
that is sensitive towards the concept of ‘instrumental materialism’ (the
pursuit and owning of objects for individual and social meaningful reasons),
the role that accessories and jewellery play in their interaction with humans,
and the potential of emptiness relative to creation, refinement and
meaningfulness.
The focus lies ultimately on characters depicting
differing manifestations of this vision, while in transition between the
experimental and the classic state, the latter being the one in which there is
absolute harmony between the different components and which would represent the
fulfillment of luxury as creature: a creator.
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KASPER HAMACHER:
Kaspar
Hamacher uses fire to create objects. Fittingly named ‘ausgebrannt’ which means
‘burned out’ in german. Tree trunks have been cut into segments varying in
length.
The bark is stripped from the exterior and fire is then used to hollow out parts of the trunk to create legs. Kaspar moved back to the forest where he now runs his atelier. This sculpture brought him back to his roots. |
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DESIREE HAMMEN:
Embroidery artist Desiree Hammen (1976) graduated at ArtEZ Institute
of the Arts in Arnhem and trained at the famous Ecole Lesage in Paris, France.
In her work she combines haute couture techniques with DIY skills, exploring
the beauty of imperfection. For her punk and intuitive style she can be called
the enfant terrible of haute embroidery couture techniques for taking
traditional crafts to another level.
Please, read our earlier post on Desiree Hammens pink world installation following this link. |
