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From far it may look like drawings, but it’s paramodelic graffiti! All made of plastic railway tracks you get as a toy set! Paramodel's exhibition at Kyoto Art Center in Kyoto, 2005. Photo by Seiji Toyonaga © Kyoto Art Center]]>
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Combine pieces with strong—but very different—elements for a salon-style pastiche that feels organic rather than overly designed.]]>
The work represented on this site consists of metal sculptures created using found materials which are fixed without welding. Edouard carefully selects his raw materials found in brocantes and junk yards. The finished pieces achieving a life of thier own.]]>
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The independent giant equalizer screen gives a graphic retranscription of the sounds emitted in the surroundings in which it is set up. On the dividing line between a work of art and a design object, “ON” is a picture where the observer takes on the role of actor or author; a cult design object whose purely-shaped, ultra deep and reflective dark glass plate is prompted into activity by the slightest noise or the most upbeat of musical settings. Inspired from the hifi systems of the 80s, the sculpture falls not only within the artistic movement of “gigantism” but also the emerging trend of “electronic art”.]]>
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