
samuel accoceberry, kristiane hink create porcelain + stoneware + wood collection
one of four collaborative collections by samuel accoceberry, the series of seventeen stackable storage containers were imagined as topographical characters representing the alphabet.
samuel accoceberry, kristiane hink create porcelain+stoneware+wood collection
all images courtesy of samuel accoceberry
french designer samuel accoceberry has spent the last year and a half collaborating and researching with three craftsmen to create four unique collections. ‘porcelain+stoneware+wood’ is a series of seventeen stackable, storage containers. made with ceramist kristiane hink, the pieces were imagined as topographical characters representing the alphabet. all elements are expressive and painted in bright, high contrast colors. by disassociating, assembling, superimposing, or piling items up, the user can creatively form a myriad of combinations. ‘porcelain+stoneware+wood’ is one of four collections, which also includes ‘stoneware+wood’, ‘wood+wood’, and ‘wool+wood’.

‘porcelain+stoneware+wood’ #5

‘porcelain+stoneware+wood’ #6

‘porcelain+stoneware+wood’ #7

‘porcelain+stoneware+wood’ #8

‘porcelain+stoneware+wood’ #9

‘porcelain+stoneware+wood’ #10

‘porcelain+stoneware+wood’ #11

‘porcelain+stoneware+wood’ #13

‘porcelain+stoneware+wood’ #15

ceramist kristiane hink with samuel accoceberry
image © bertrand jamot

samuel accoceberry with pieces from the collection
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