Contemporary Folding Screen Screen Divider Foam on Wood

About the Item

Screen Divider “What did you do today?”, 2019 by Marseille based duo Studiolow Ed. 2 of 5 Foam, wooden structure, button, spray paint It has two sides and subtle color differences, one side is more yellow while the other side is more beige or lighter yellow This foam screen divider has been the header of a Sight Unseen article; "This Copenhagen Gallery’s First Show Features a Cheese Cracker–Like Room Divider" Sculpting with foam, Studiolow aimed to correlate the feeling of vulnerability laid bare with a material that usually doesn’t get exposure. Studiolow is a research studio founded by Héloïse Charital and Ismaël Rifaï based in Marseille. Graduates from the Design Academy Eindhoven, Studiolow aims to capture what they call the "semantic field of objects ». They defines themselves as anthropologists by investigating a place and spending times on field and as artists / designers by the retranscription they makes of their researches. Fascinated by the movement of bodies and objects they question the phenomena of migration and displacement through a practice of assemblage taking shapes into installations associating various media ranging from video to sculptural furniture. Their practice of research through design systems, artefacts and technics tends to reflect the complexity of cultural meaning incorporated in a form, a material, a texture in order to reveal broader social, political and cultural implications. Their works have been exhibited at the Design Museum London, Friedman Benda New York, Biennale Emergence Paris, Dutch Design Week Eindhoven, Passagen Koln, and the Van Abbe Museum Eindhoven. Re shipping: to facilitate transportation, it will be unmounted. Assembly is easy, it comes with a small set of screws that just need to be screwed back.

Dimensions:

Height: 67.72 in (172 cm)Width: 78.75 in (200 cm)Depth: 4.73 in (12 cm)

Style:

Modern (In the Style Of)

Materials and Techniques:

Foam,Hardwood,Paint,Hand-Crafted

Place of Origin:

France

Period:

21st Century

Date of Manufacture:

2022