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Nos Objets De Désir /Our Objects of Desire Appetizers Spotted 18 UNE SÉLECTION DE TLMAG 2 — Mirka Lugosi, assiettes / plates A SELECTION BY TLmag édition limitée, coffret de 4 / limited edition, box of 4, ed. Luminarc & Palais de Tokyo, 2012, €39,00 - €44,00 www.luminarc.com NOS www.palaisdetokyo.com OBJETS DE DÉSIR /OUR 1 — Simon Hasan, Wrap, verrerie / glassware, 2012, €200,00 - €320,00 OBJECTS www.simonhasan.com OF DESIRE 3 — Bylgja Rún Svansdóttir & María Kristín Jónsdóttir, STAKA, accessoires unisexes en cuir / © Fendi unisex leather neck accessories, 2012, Prix sur demande / Price on request 4 — Maarten De Ceulaer, Transformations, installation en cuir / www.bylgja.com, mariakristin.com leather installation, ed. Fendi, Design Miami 2012, Prix sur demande / Price on request sites.google.com/site/mdeceulaer/, www.fendi.com © Louis Vuitton 6 — Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby, Lampe Cloche, coll. Objets Nomades / 5 — Seven Veils, eau de parfum et écharpe en soie, inspirés de la légende Bell Lamp, coll. Nomadic Objects, biblique de la danse de Salomé, édition limitée / perfume and silk scarf, inspired ed. Louis Vuitton, 2012, TL # 17 by the biblical tale of Salome’s dance, limited edition, Byredo, 2012, €290,00 Prix sur demande / Price on request www.byredo.com www.louisvuitton.com Appetizers Spotted 19 7 — Chanel, Peigne en métal doré avec plumes / Golden metal comb with feathers, Collection Métiers d’Art, Paris-Edimbourg 2012/13, Prix sur demande / Price on request www.chanel.com 8 — Fornasetti, cendrier, réed. limitée de 299 pièces / ashtray, limited reed. of 299 pieces, 2013, €240, www.fornasetti.com Nomadisme Nomadism © Chanel 10 — Housse d’écran en cuir recyclé et clavier en bois d’érable / Recycled board leather pouch and maple wood keyboard, Orée, Wood + Tech + Design, 2012, €30,00 + €125,00 www.oreedesign.com 9 — Pierre Hermé, masque Dan Côte d’Ivoire, chocolat noir, pure origine, Ghana 75% / Dan mask, Ivory Coast, pure chocolate, pure origin, Ghana 75%, coll. Art Premier, €67,00, www.pierreherme.com Photo by Jordan Doner Jordan by Photo 11 — Marie-Aurore Stiker-Metral, Horloge à plumes / Feather Clock, coll. Exercices de mesure / 12 —Holly Laws, soutien-gorge sous cloche / Exercises in measuring, L’Atelier d’Exercices, €143,00 bra under glass, mixed media, 2012, €1250,00, www.atelierdexercices.com www.shopgreyarea.com Appetizers Spotted 20 13 — Petra Zimmermann, bague, fragment d’une broche vintage, PMMA, perles, perles pilées et or / ring, vintage brooch fragment, PMMA, pearls, crushed pearls, gold, 2012. Courtesy Ornamentum Gallery, €1200,00 www.ornamentumgallery.com 14 — Hubert Duprat, tube de trichoptères, or, turquoises / tube of trichopthere, gold, turquoises, 1980-1998, Prix sur demande / Price on request www.galerieartconcept.com, www.caterinatognon.com © Ornamentum Gallery © Ornamentum Minéralité Lustre Galerie Sofie Lachaert Galerie © 15 — Yoko Izawa, Small Petals, bracelet, Courtesy Galerie Sofie Lachaert Prix sur demande / Price on request www.lachaert.com © Ornamentum Gallery © Ornamentum 16 — Gerd Rothmann, boîte en argent / silver box, Courtesy Ornamentum Gallery, Prix sur demande / Price on request www.ornamentumgallery.com 18A — Märta Mattsson, Fossils, collier Cicadas, pyrite pilée, minerai chalcopyrite paon, résine, argent / necklace Cicadas, crushed pyrite, chalcopyrite peacock ore, resin, silver, 2012, Prix sur demande / Price on request www.martamattsson.com 18B — Collier N0012, ruban de satin chair, améthystes facetées brut, fleurs en laiton, géode sertie, épines d’oursins de l’océan © David Trubridge Design Trubridge © David Pacifique, cristaux Swarovski / Necklace N0012, satin ribbon, 17 — David Trubridge, KouraBox raw amethysts, flowers in brass, crimp geode, spines of sea urchins pendentif en argent massif / sterling silver pendant, from the Pacific Ocean, Swarovski crystals, Line 03 N0012, TL # 17 2012. Prix sur demande / Price on request ed. Cadavres Exquis, Prix sur demande / Price on request www.davidtrubridge.com www.cadavresexquis.fr Appetizers Spotted 21 20 — Jorge Manilla Navarrete, Tales of a Big City, bagues / rings, exposition Design Vlaanderen exhibition ‘Tales of Heroes’, Prix sur demande / Price on request www.jorgemanilla.com, www.designvlaanderen.be © Ornamentum Gallery © Ornamentum 19 — Karl Fritsch, bague, aluminium, rubis, améthyste, quartz citron, saphir, diamand / ring, aluminum, ruby, amethyst, lemon quartz, sapphire, diamond, 2012. Courtesy Ornamentum, €3360,00 www.ornamentumgallery.com © Ornamentum Gallery © Ornamentum 22 — Ute Eitzenhöfer, collier, agate, œil de tigre, argent oxydé / necklace, agate, tiger´s eye, oxidized silver, 2012. Courtesy Ornamentum Gallery, Prix sur demande / Price on request 21 — Lee Ufan, boucles d’oreilles, argent poli et brossé / www.ornamentumgallery.com sterling silver earrings, ed. 8 + 4 EA/AP, 2012-2013. Courtesy Galerie Minimasterpiece, Prix sur demande / Price on request www.galerieminimasterpiece.com : Marie-Pierre Cravedi : Marie-Pierre Photo 23 — David Andersson & Martin Lasson, 24 — Krzysztof J. Lukasik, Petrifaction, marbre serpentine, marbre collier / necklace. Prix sur demande / Price on request blanc, roche volcanique, pierre calcaire de Ruoms et de Bourgogne / www.davidandmartin.com serpentine marble, white marble, volcanic rock, limestone from Ruoms and Burgundy, ECAL Lausanne, 2012. Prix sur demande / Price on request www.krzysztofjlukasik.com.
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