Following a successful first iteration in 2019 at the 107Rivoli, the boutique at the MAD (Musée des Arts Décoratifs de Paris), COLLECTIBLE took part in the 2020 edition of the Paris Design Week, this time with a larger show at the Espace Commines, situated in Le Marais in the heart of Paris. More than 20 designers were presented together in a scenography by Rotterdam-based architect Atelier Tomas Dirrix, based on the design they developed for the March 2020 edition of COLLECTIBLE in Brussels.
COLLECTIBLE called upon local design expert Kristen de la Vallière, founder of the curatorial platform, say hi to_, to host four days of design discoveries in this Parisian iteration of COLLECTIBLE Curates. Kristen liaised with visitors who wanted to learn more about the functional artists and work in the exhibition, or merely to discuss the current collectible design scene.
COLLECTIBLE Curates. Paris Design Week. Tall stool by Handmade Industrials (Netherlands) / Bench by sashaxsasha (Russia). Image Courtesy COLLECTIBLE
COLLECTIBLE Curates. Paris Design Week. Shelf by Anastasia Tikhomirova (Russia), presented by fābula gallery (Russia) / Armchair by 13Desserts (France). Image courtesy COLLECTIBLE
COLLECTIBLE Curates. Paris Design Week. Table by OrtaMiklos (France & Danemark), presented by Functional Art Gallery (Germany). Image courtesy COLLECTIBLE
COLLECTIBLE Curates. Paris Design Week. Table by Mircea Anghel (Portugal) / Lamps by Paolo Gonzalo (Italy), presented by Camp Design Gallery (Italy). Image courtesy COLLECTIBLE
13Desserts (France)
Anastasia Tikhomirova (Russia) presented by fābula gallery (Russia)
Mircea Anghel (Portugal)
A P P A R T E M E N T 2 (France)
Thomas Defour (France) presented by 13Desserts (France)
Olga Engel (Russia) presented by Mia Karlova Gallery (Netherlands) and Armel Soyer (France)
SOPHIE DRIES ARCHITECT (France)
Laura Fournier (France)
Paolo Gonzalo (Italy) presented by Camp Design Gallery (Italy)
Koen Van Guijze (Belgium)
Handmade Industrials (Netherlands)
müsing–sellés (Spain & Canada)
ODINGENIY (Russia)
OrtaMiklos (France & Danemark) presented by Functional Art Gallery (Germany)
Marija Puipaitė and Vytautas Gečas (Lithuania) presented by Galerija VARTAI (Lithuania)
sashaxsasha (Russia)
Yakusha Design (Ukraine)
Nadja Zerunian (Austria)
COLLECTIBLE Curates. Paris Design Week. Scenography by Atelier Tomas Dirrix (Netherlands). Image courtesy COLLECTIBLE
The scenography for the Paris Design Week created a playful and wondrous space to be discovered -
recalling a palace, a ruin, or a cave. In reaction to the highly unique objects in the fair,
the scenographic design employed contrastingly simple materials. With an approach that was similar in its inventiveness
to the crafting of a piece of furniture, Atelier Tomas Dirrix conceived an architectural space formed by adjusting and
stacking blocks. Particular sections - surfaces to be touched - were finished with clay paste or layers of felt.
Based
in Rotterdam and working with cultural and material notions of building, Atelier Tomas Dirrix seeks
to create new principles of organisation, relationships and processes, and designs architectural structures
both as spatial configurations and as constructive ideas.
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