(Shiedam, The Netherlands)(Mult)(Directory)2023-04-05
Théophile Blandet
At the crossroads of popular culture and craftsmanship, Théophile Blandet's practice navigates the notions of functionality and abstraction through 'infra-ordinary' objects that resist all efforts of categorisation.
Théophile Blandet (1993) is a French designer and artist working in the Netherlands. He graduated from a Bachelor in Object Design in ESAD de Reims, and a Master in Contextual Design at the Design Academy of Eindhoven in 2017. At the crossroads of popular culture and craftsmanship, his practice navigates the notions of functionality and abstraction through 'infra-ordinary' objects that resist all efforts of categorisation.
In the last years, Blandet shown his work in two solo exhibitions with Fons Welters Gallery (Amsterdam, NL) and Functional Art Gallery (Berlin, DE). He had, among others, exhibited at the Musée du Design de Gent (NL), the Frac île de France (FR) and the K11 Art Foundation (CN).
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Audrey Large
Straddling between art and object design, Audrey Large's practice explores the potential of digital image manipulation processes applied to the design of our material surroundings.
Thomas Ballouhey
Thomas Ballouhey's practice is about materializing objects that spring from daydreamed worlds. Everyday items and their method of production are reworked to function outside of the usual expectations, exploring materials and techniques.
Alexis Bondoux
French-artist, Alexis Bondoux sees himself as a researcher experimenting with collage, excessive ornamentation, and domestic familiarity in sculpture.
