nicolas le moigne: public clock

each objected is based on the notion of presenting art or design in galleries and museums, exhibited on a pedestal or plinth, serving to enhance the designs' simple forms and deliberate choice of dimensions.

reminiscent of the way objects are presented in galleries around the world, the series features three hand-crafted vessels that are displayed as if they were of social and historical importance.

measuring 32cm x 32cm x 36cm, the stools which use left over cement and fibers produced by eternit were designed to have the most basic form while using as many scraps as possible.

a time-teller's form is based on a mathematical function - the study of riemann surfaces.

the timepiece interacts with its environment as the hour display may dim or brighten according to the presence or absence of external light.

both series of minimalistic timepieces feature unique time displays in addition to interchangeable transparent bracelet straps.