Sisan Lee
Sisan Lee explores conflicting relationships such as past and present, nature and artificiality, primitiveness and modernity, and attempts to find contact points and coexist the points harmoniously in his work.
South Korean designer/artist Sisan Lee(1995) majored in interior design and founded Studio LEESISAN in 2018, a design practice that makes various objects like furniture, lighting and sculpture. He mainly explores conflicting relationships such as past and present, nature and artificiality, primitiveness and modernity, and attempts to find contact points and coexist the points harmoniously in his work.
He explores various materials such as stone, wood, leather, and iron across nature and cities, and intentionally reveals the individual uniqueness and purity of materials through various methods of experiments. This value continues in the process of constructing the form, completing the results in the form of refined language based on the functional objects.
Together with activities as an independent designer, he also founded a Spatial design studio PRACTICE with an Architect in 2020 and showed his work with multifaceted approaches to various fields such as architecture, interior, and art direction.
Orson Oxo Van Beek
Orson Oxo Van Beek is a Paris-based Belgian designer who currently leads the spatial direction at HARMO, a studio he co-founded with Romain Albers. HARMO dedicates a special space to the subtle art of design. By some sort of academic means, they’ve come to understand the dialectic that the spatial can inhabit the digital, and conversely, the digital can reveal itself in the spatial.
niceworkshop
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Jeonghwa Seo
Korean designer Jeonghwa Seo researches on functional forms using various materials, and explores the tactile sense and the morphological possibilities of practical objects through structural experiments.
