ronan + erwan bouroullec install 17 screens inside tel aviv’s museum of art

ronan + erwan bouroullec install 17 screens inside tel aviv’s museum of art
all images courtesy of ronan and erwan bouroullec

ronan and erwan bouroullec have designed an installation at tel aviv’s museum of art that incorporates interweaving sequences of modular elements, held together by uniquely developed joints and hanging systems. the ’17 screens’ project was realized during a year of research and development, and combines traditional crafts with advanced technologies. unlike many of their previous works, the design was developed independently of a pre-commissioned end-product, having been conceived as a museum installation from the outset.

aquarelle drawings were translated into a set of interrelated units, with surfaces creating an interplay of light and color that corresponds to changing ambient conditions. through the use of ceramics, aluminum, glass, wooden sticks and textile, the screens double as movable partitions, allowing a more flexible spatial typology to emerge. see more images of the individual screens below.

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