.Rayonne installation’s recycled textile dancings with the wind Brussels-based designer and also fabric artist Marion Aeby checks out the interaction between style, component, and public room via Rayonne installment. Included at Dutch Design Week 2024, this textile construct being similar to an outdoor tents, a major best, and also a cover cloth, is actually crafted completely from the uppermost component of a deactivated hot-air balloon’s recycled fabric. While standing still, the venture continues to walk anew through portraying its own materiality’s past and also making a visual discussion along with its environments.
The general public installment delivers sanctuary but also connects along with natural elements like wind and light, improving social area. Motions in the wind make the cloth ‘breathe,’ as well as the action of lighting and shadow around its multicolored material area makes switching atmospheres.Rayonne|image through Marion Aeby|all images courtesy of Marion Aeby Marion Aeby imagines Rayonne as an unenduring fabric device Rayonne is actually created along with a minimalist, adjustable docking body that uses existing specialized information from the hot-air balloon fabric. The installation requires only four anchor indicate affix to aspects like lampposts, metal designs, wall studs, or even trees, allowing it to combine seamlessly into numerous environments.
Through making use of re-purposed product and integrating the framework’s pre-existing information, textile musician Marion Aeby’s job shows a thoughtful strategy to both sustainability as well as social area engagement.inside Rayonne|picture by Marion AebyRayonne|graphic through Marion Aebydocking system|graphic by Marion Aebyvisitors|graphic through Marion Aebyvisitors|picture by Marion Aebyreused material|image by Marion Aeby.