François Bauchet, Eric Jourdan and N°111
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Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin Click above image to view slideshow |
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Popeye Floor Lamp, N°111, Metal, wood, LED strip Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin Click above image to view slideshow |
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Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin Click above image to view slideshow |
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Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin--Popeye Floor Lamp Click above image to view slideshow |
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Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin--Popeye Floor Lamp Click above image to view slideshow |
“The fourth wall evokes an intellectual wall separating the actor on the stage and the spectator in the room. The installation of the objects on a stage puts distance between them and the spectator.The goal of the distance is to lead the spectator to consider what is taking place on the stage with an investigative and critical eye. To distance, is to transform the thing that it is to be understood, to which attention is to be drawn, from something banal, known and immediately fixed, into something distinctive, unusual and unexpected. ” N°111
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Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin--Popeye Floor Lamp Click above image to view slideshow |
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Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin--Popeye Floor Lamp Click above image to view slideshow |
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Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin--Popeye Floor Lamp Click above image to view slideshow |
This project is a reflection upon lighting objects as generators of atmosphere and space. Light is diffused in an indirect way to encompass the place like micro architecture. On the stage, the shape of the lampshade is revealed according to the viewpoint: the profile becomes an established volume.
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| Desk, Eric Jourdan, Steel tube, wood Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin Click above image to view slideshow |
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| Suspensions rehearsals, Pendant lights, N°111, Blown crystal Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin Click above image to view slideshow |
This project is an invitation to observe the light differently, born of the confrontation properties of transparency and opacity of the glass. By varying them, the look and feel of the same object are changed. The implementation allows the craft to each suspension random experimentation. On stage, the suspensions are placed at different heights rhythm space.
Marilyn Chaise : N°111
The profile of this project is designed in a way to evoke an image of an established landscape. It is a hybrid piece to be used freely, placed on ground level, a play between mass and fragility, volume and aerial. On stage, like theatre décor the Meridian offers different volumes and different layouts according to the viewpoint.
Type: Furniture Collection, Furniture Exhibition
Materials Combination: Wood + Metal, Wood + Fabric, Metal + Fabric, Eco/Recycled/Green
Project year: 2010
Photographs: Studio Caterin
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Marilyn Chaise, N°111Wood, metal, Deschemaker wool cloth Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin Click above image to view slideshow |
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Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin--Marilyn Chaise Click above image to view slideshow |
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Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin--Marilyn Chaise Click above image to view slideshow |
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Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin--Marilyn Chaise Click above image to view slideshow |
The profile of this project is designed in a way to evoke an image of an established landscape. It is a hybrid piece to be used freely, placed on ground level, a play between mass and fragility, volume and aerial. On stage, like theatre décor the Meridian offers different volumes and different layouts according to the viewpoint.
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| Table, François Bauchet, Resin, marble top Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin Click above image to view slideshow |
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Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin--Table, François Bauchet Click above image to view slideshow |
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Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin--Table, François Bauchet Click above image to view slideshow |
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Photo © Courtesy of Studio Caterin--Table, François Bauchet Click above image to view slideshow |
The people
Furniture Designer: François Bauchet, Eric Jourdan and N°111Type: Furniture Collection, Furniture Exhibition
Materials Combination: Wood + Metal, Wood + Fabric, Metal + Fabric, Eco/Recycled/Green
Project year: 2010
Photographs: Studio Caterin
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