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To listen to the sea, to see the wonder of the world, to feel the breath of sprong, summer, autumn and winter, to return a freer self to all things and design and making.

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To hear the ocean, marvel at the world, feel the breath of the seasons, and rediscover a freer, more present self in the act of design, creation and  making.





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131 COLLECT-2024

02-03-2024



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Architectural origami for inspiring spaces.

Hanging in a higher corner, you need to look up when standing close. It forms an arc by folding the paper in straight lines, forming a certain bending angle as a whole. At the same time, displaying it in the corner of the space echoes the folded angle of the space.


The folded structure is hung by a rope in the centre and rotates when there is wind, which allows it to create richer variations of light and shadow.

The metal support structure in the centre of the piece is also well emphasised by the overall direction of the piece.





Use simple repeating units to form a gradient pattern.The colour of the paper also changes due to light and shadow.

Patterns, spatiality, rhythm



Lights, colours, materials and patterns












Use of repetitive elements








Layers and repetitions

Change of direction and colour

Sheet ，repeat & Paper


















“Innate Beauty

Inspired by the movement of tall grasses in the breeze, I tried to interpret its’ beauty and emotive qualities such as resilience and endurance by manipulating very thin steel wire.

Line creates movement through direction, space, volume, and texture in my work. Manipulating the physical and visual characteristics of fine steel metal wire allows me to explore various delicate structures i

In this work you can feel the charm of refracting light by metal. The designer also uses the free direction of the metal to present the picture of the nature that he sees, for the expression of the wind, light and shadow, form and space, all have something to do with it.

Annette Lindenberg
(Stoneware, an iron black glaze and laced silver droplets)

The feeling of the collision of different materials
Warm ceramics and sparkling cold silver.


SAERI SEO

Broken and perfect, rough and refined

VALERIE BERNARDINI
Porcelain & neon


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