.Rayonne setup’s recycled textile dances along with the wind Brussels-based developer as well as fabric artist Marion Aeby discovers the communication in between design, component, as well as social area by means of Rayonne installation. Featured at Dutch Design Week 2024, this fabric structure resembling an outdoor tents, a large best, and a cover cloth, is crafted completely from the top component of a demilitarized hot-air balloon’s recycled material. While stalling, the project remains to roam anew through recounting its materiality’s past times and also producing a graphic discussion along with its surroundings.
Everyone setup provides home yet additionally communicates with natural elements like wind and illumination, completely transforming social space. Movements in the wind make the textile ‘breathe,’ and the action of light and darkness across its vibrant material surface develops moving atmospheres.Rayonne|photo by Marion Aeby|all images thanks to Marion Aeby Marion Aeby pictures Rayonne as a fugitive fabric unit Rayonne is created along with a minimalist, versatile docking body that makes use of existing specialized particulars coming from the hot-air balloon material. The setup requires merely four anchor suggest connect to components like lampposts, metallic frameworks, wall studs, or even plants, enabling it to incorporate seamlessly into a variety of atmospheres.
By taking advantage of re-purposed material as well as incorporating the construct’s pre-existing particulars, fabric artist Marion Aeby’s job shows a thoughtful method to both durability and also public area engagement.inside Rayonne|photo through Marion AebyRayonne|picture by Marion Aebydocking body|image by Marion Aebyvisitors|image by Marion Aebyvisitors|picture through Marion Aebyreused textile|photo by Marion Aeby.