wires exhibition by marc dibeh + marc baroud
these basic forms, through splitting and bending operations show infinite possibilities of sewing on a space, embracing full functions, occupying a floor, a ceiling a wall or corners.
wires exhibition by marc dibeh + marc baroudimage © tanya traboulsiall images courtesy of marc dibeh and marc baroud
these basic forms, through splitting and bending operations show infinite possibilities of sewing on a space, embracing full functions, occupying a floor, a ceiling a wall or corners. conceived by lebanese designer marc dibeh and marc baroud for artfactum gallery, the exhibit challenges minimal design by using a simple steel thread, shaped into square, triangle, rectangle or diamond. ‘wires’ questions classic craftsman techniques, by bisecting steel rods, hand plowing sand moulds, polishing sand cast aluminum shapes and scraping powder coatings.
general view of the exhibitionimage © tanya traboulsi
general view of the exhibitionimage © tanya traboulsi
general view of the exhibitionimage © tanya traboulsi
general view of the exhibitionimage © tanya traboulsi
coat hangerimage © tanya traboulsi
mirrorimage © tanya traboulsi
side tableimage © tanya traboulsi
trayimage © tanya traboulsi
rocking shelfimage © tanya traboulsi
shelfimage © tanya traboulsi
deskimage © tanya traboulsi
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