Capturing Biennale Design Saint Ètienne 2015

Exhibition

May 7

Written By Niche Chathong

Niche Chathong | Niche Chathong

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“One biennial, many experiences.”

— Ludovic Noël

In this year, the 9th Biennale Internationale Design Saint Étienne came up with the main theme as The Experience of Beauty. The design gathering that examined the important of forms, meaning, function, to illustrate us the value which conduct by aesthetics.

Entrance. Cité du Design. image ©futurecrafter

Landed at Saint Étienne of France, we found the numbers of IN and OFF exhibitions to explore. At main spot, Cité du Design, we are invited to follow the routes of impressive showcases, which contains trendy design works from many progressive designers around the world.

Serial Beauty. Cité du Design. image ©futurecrafter

In Serial Beauty, showed products that integrated the relationship between diversity and seriality, regionalism and globalism, as well as creativity and industry. While Form Follows Informations presented us the collection from the creation that materialise invisible.

Lighting works featured in Form follows information. image ©futurecrafter

Meanwhile in A-T-T-E-N-T-I-O-N, we found the projects involving graphic design, digital, and experimental. Visitors were invited to explore projects in many senses.

Phonopaper by Alexander Zolocov, featured in A-T-T-E-N-T-I-O-N. image ©futurecrafter

Fusion by Ferréol Babin. featured in A-T-T-E-N-T-I-O-N. image ©futurecrafter

The selected design projects from over 500 international candidatures are presented at Artifact #H, which exhibited in Bourse du Travail as Artifact#B.

No stop Fourniture by Sophie Vaugarny in Artifact#H. image ©futurecrafter

Stella by Geoffroy Gilliant in Artifact#H.  image ©futurecrafter

Emissair by Celia-Hannes in Artifact#B as another OFF progtram. image ©futurecrafter

Another hotspot is beauty as unfinished business, which aimed to displayed objects in an appropriate environment to enhance their beauty conceptually, going beyond their innovative or novel aspects. We can see each object only once and will discover the collection through a series of intense individual emotions.

Ruutu by Littala, featured in Beauty As Unfinished Business. image ©futurecrafter

Broken Mirror by Écal: Suisse, featured in Beauty As Unfinished Business. image ©futurecrafter

Explore our look-around experience in our images gallery below:

“We called upon all the people involved, and they all stepped up to bring the widest and most eclectic of audiences a comprehensive and surprising overview of what design is.”

— Gaël Perdriau

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