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‘DOMESTIC TERRITORIES’ at ilivetomorrow Chai Wan Space with

JingFeng Fang (A Stone a Mountain), Rose Morant (Sphere), Naia del Castillo (New Territories), Jesse Mc Lin (2x4), Jesse Mc Lin & Julie Progin (Fragments and Bloom), Bruno Carvalho (BArbowls), Pedro Campos Costa (Sofa), Alexandre Daval (Console and stool)

Ilivetomorrow presents ‘DOMESTIC TERRITORIES’ OPENING FRIDAY MAY 24 from 06 pm to 10pm NEW ADDRESS: ilivetomorrow Honour Industrial Center, 26/F – Unit 09 4-6 Sun Yip Street, Chai Wan With: Jesse Mc Lin & Julie Progin (HK- USA-Swiss), Bruno Carvalho (Pt),Pedro Campos (Pt)„ Manifeste- Alexandre Daval (Fr), Naia del Castillo (Sp), Xiaodong (Cn), Pili Wu (Tw), Lu Biao Biao (Cn), JinFeng Fang (Cn-Sw), Rose Morant (Fr-HK) ‘DOMESTIC TERRITORIES’ proposes a selection of objects, nobjects and installations reflecting conceptual and formal researches. Beyond Design perspectives and industrial issues, ‘DOMESTIC TERRITORIES’ explores the physical limitations of forms and materials and expresses the complex relations between Conceptual explorations, fabrication processes and materialization. The diversity of the various projects presented in the exhibition is a manifesto to the recurrent seduction of materials and memory. Jesse Mc Lin and Julie Progin with ‘Fragment(s)’ and ‘Bloom’ and ‘Rolling Sofa’ by Pedro Campos propose a post-archeology of form, nature and memories. Bruno Costa has created ironic icons reflecting is conceptual experience in China, the poetry of lightness of the works of Xiaodong are a sensitive ephemeral expression of nature, Pili Wu’s chair is an intensive dialog with industrial craft, etc. ‘A Stone A Mountain’ by JingFeng Fang is a Journey into a conceptual translation of Chinese Philosophy, The ‘Sphere’ created by Rose Morant generate a strong conceptual and a sensitive haptical experience. ‘Nuevos Territorios’ (New Territories) by Naia Del Castillo is part of the project ‘Displacements’ and ‘reflects about our coexistence with nature; it explores the ways we have altered and rebuilt nature to turn it into a representational element such as landscape or even as an adornment.’ ‘Console’ by manifeste | Alexandre Daval is a piece of furniture is inspired by iceberg natural shape, namely Scoresby Sund in Greenland. ‘Stool’ is Influenced by all sources of bursting energy, this stool combines softness with strength. — Ilivetomorrow presents ‘DOMESTIC TERRITORIES’

OPENING FRIDAY MAY 24 from 06 pm to 10pm

NEW ADDRESS:
ilivetomorrow
Honour Industrial Center,
26/F – Unit 09
4-6 Sun Yip Street, Chai Wan

With: Jesse Mc Lin & Julie Progin (HK- USA-Swiss), Bruno Carvalho
(Pt),Pedro Campos (Pt)„ Manifeste- Alexandre Daval (Fr), Naia del Castillo (Sp), Xiaodong (Cn), Pili Wu (Tw), Lu Biao Biao (Cn), JinFeng Fang (Cn-Sw), Rose Morant (Fr-HK)

‘DOMESTIC TERRITORIES’ proposes a selection of objects, nobjects and
installations reflecting conceptual and formal researches.

Beyond Design perspectives and industrial issues, ‘DOMESTIC TERRITORIES’ explores the physical limitations of forms and materials and expresses the complex relations between Conceptual explorations, fabrication processes and materialization.

The diversity of the various projects presented in the exhibition is a manifesto to the recurrent seduction of materials and memory.

Jesse Mc Lin and Julie Progin with ‘Fragment(s)’ and ‘Bloom’ and ‘Rolling Sofa’ by Pedro Campos propose a post-archeology of form, nature and memories.

Bruno Costa has created ironic icons reflecting is conceptual experience in China, the poetry of lightness of the works of Xiaodong are a sensitive ephemeral expression of nature, Pili Wu’s chair is an intensive dialog with industrial craft, etc.

‘A Stone A Mountain’ by JingFeng Fang is a Journey into a conceptual translation of Chinese Philosophy, The ‘Sphere’ created by Rose Morant generate a strong conceptual and a sensitive haptical experience.

‘Nuevos Territorios’ (New Territories) by Naia Del Castillo is part of the project ‘Displacements’ and ‘reflects about our coexistence with nature; it explores the ways we have altered and rebuilt nature to turn it into a representational element such as landscape or even as an adornment.’
‘Console’ by manifeste | Alexandre Daval is a piece of furniture is inspired by iceberg natural shape, namely Scoresby Sund in Greenland. ‘Stool’ is Influenced by all sources of bursting energy, this stool combines softness with strength.

Ilivetomorrow presents ‘DOMESTIC TERRITORIES’ OPENING FRIDAY MAY 24 from 06 pm to 10pm NEW ADDRESS: 26/F – Unit 09 Honour Industrial Center, 4-6 Sun Yip Street, Chai Wan With: Jesse Mc Lin & Julie Progin (HK- USA-Swiss), Bruno Carvalho (Pt),Pedro Campos (Pt)„ Manifeste- Alexandre Daval (Fr), Naia del Castillo (Sp), Xiaodong (Cn), Pili Wu (Tw), Lu Biao Biao (Cn), JinFeng Fang (Cn-Sw), henny van nistelrooy (NL), Rose Morant (Fr-HK) ‘DOMESTIC TERRITORIES’ proposes a selection of objects, nobjects and installations reflecting conceptual and formal researches. Beyond Design perspectives and industrial issues, ‘DOMESTIC TERRITORIES’ explores the physical limitations of forms and materials and expresses the complex relations between Conceptual explorations, fabrication processes and materialization. The diversity of the various projects presented in the exhibition is a manifesto to the recurrent seduction of materials and memory. Jesse Mc Lin and Julie Progin with ‘Fragment(s)’ and ‘Bloom’ and ‘Rolling Sofa’ by Pedro Campos propose a post-archeology of form, nature and memories. Bruno Costa has created ironic icons reflecting is conceptual experience in China, the poetry of lightness of the works of Xiaodong are a sensitive ephemeral expression of nature, Pili Wu’s chair is an intensive dialog with industrial craft, etc. ‘A Stone A Mountain’ by JingFeng Fang is a Journey into a conceptual translation of Chinese Philosophy, The ‘Sphere’ created by Rose Morant generate a strong conceptual and a sensitive haptical experience. With ‘Extract’ henny van nistelrooy explores the intrinsic value, structure and quality of Fabric revealed by the new geometrical designs applied one surfaces and objects. — Ilivetomorrow presents ‘DOMESTIC TERRITORIES’

OPENING FRIDAY MAY 24 from 06 pm to 10pm

NEW ADDRESS:
26/F – Unit 09 Honour Industrial Center, 4-6 Sun Yip Street, Chai Wan

With: Jesse Mc Lin & Julie Progin (HK- USA-Swiss), Bruno Carvalho
(Pt),Pedro Campos (Pt)„ Manifeste- Alexandre Daval (Fr), Naia del Castillo (Sp), Xiaodong (Cn), Pili Wu (Tw), Lu Biao Biao (Cn), JinFeng Fang (Cn-Sw), henny van nistelrooy (NL), Rose Morant (Fr-HK)

‘DOMESTIC TERRITORIES’ proposes a selection of objects, nobjects and
installations reflecting conceptual and formal researches.

Beyond Design perspectives and industrial issues, ‘DOMESTIC TERRITORIES’ explores the physical limitations of forms and materials and expresses the complex relations between Conceptual explorations, fabrication processes and materialization.

The diversity of the various projects presented in the exhibition is a manifesto to the recurrent seduction of materials and memory.

Jesse Mc Lin and Julie Progin with ‘Fragment(s)’ and ‘Bloom’ and ‘Rolling Sofa’ by Pedro Campos propose a post-archeology of form, nature and memories.

Bruno Costa has created ironic icons reflecting is conceptual experience in China, the poetry of lightness of the works of Xiaodong are a sensitive ephemeral expression of nature, Pili Wu’s chair is an intensive dialog with industrial craft, etc.

‘A Stone A Mountain’ by JingFeng Fang is a Journey into a conceptual translation of Chinese Philosophy, The ‘Sphere’ created by Rose Morant generate a strong conceptual and a sensitive haptical experience.

With ‘Extract’ henny van nistelrooy explores the intrinsic value, structure and quality of Fabric revealed by the new geometrical designs applied one surfaces and objects.

Installation of (R)innovate Tradition at ilivetomorrow with Pedro Costa

ilivetomorrow presents the research and works of the Portuguese Architect Pedro Campos Costa. The original and innovative research using smoked cork developed by Pedro Costa is translated into furniture such as Lighting and sofa creating specific natural and artificial environment where the visitor will experience both visual and fragrant domestic condition. The installation presents 2 typologies: Sphere Lamp is built with 100% natural cork. Handmade fabrication all objects are different the material is the high density cork compact by hot steam water. 100% natural. Rolling Sofa has 3 different positions, as a Table, or two different parts to seat. All objects are different the material is the high density cork compact by hot steam water. 100% natural. Campos Costa Architects is an interdisciplinary office based in Lisbon (Portugal) and founded by Pedro Campos Costa. Campos Costa Architects successfully delivered the Lisbon Aquarium extension, the Portuguese Environment Agency Headquarters extension, the Quarteira´s Seafront and Municipal Market. We have also developed several projects in the fields of art and scenography, including the13 longue Chair, in Interni Mutant architecture & Design – Salone del Mobile, Milano. The office has received numerous awards and honours, including: 2012 40 under 40 winners- Europe´s Emerging Young Architects and Designers,”Next Generation Award” for “Casa Não casa “; Magazine Metropolis, New York. An Honorable Mention in Gyeonggi International Ceramix Biennale – Seoul – South Korea; Awarded “Premio Signorini” - urban intervention in the garden corso Magenta, Organized by D’Ars Agency, Milan; Award Libero Ferretti “Dove Abita l’utopia” - organized by the foundation Libero Ferreti and Domus Academy - with the intervention “Landscapes Indivisible” in Rome. — ilivetomorrow presents the research and works of the Portuguese Architect Pedro Campos Costa. The original and innovative research using smoked cork developed by Pedro Costa is translated into furniture such as Lighting and sofa creating specific natural and artificial environment where the visitor will experience both visual and fragrant domestic condition.

The installation presents 2 typologies:

Sphere Lamp is built with 100% natural cork. Handmade fabrication all objects are different the material is the high density cork compact by hot steam water. 100% natural.

Rolling Sofa has 3 different positions, as a Table, or two different parts to seat. All objects are different the material is the high density cork compact by hot steam water. 100% natural.

Campos Costa Architects is an interdisciplinary office based in Lisbon (Portugal) and founded by Pedro Campos Costa.
Campos Costa Architects successfully delivered the Lisbon Aquarium extension, the Portuguese Environment Agency Headquarters extension, the Quarteira´s Seafront and Municipal Market. We have also developed several projects in the fields of art and scenography, including the13 longue Chair, in Interni Mutant architecture & Design – Salone del Mobile, Milano.
The office has received numerous awards and honours, including: 2012 40 under 40 winners- Europe´s Emerging Young Architects and Designers,”Next Generation Award” for “Casa Não casa “; Magazine Metropolis, New York. An Honorable Mention in Gyeonggi International Ceramix Biennale – Seoul – South Korea; Awarded “Premio Signorini” - urban intervention in the garden corso Magenta, Organized by D’Ars Agency, Milan; Award Libero Ferretti “Dove Abita l’utopia” - organized by the foundation Libero Ferreti and Domus Academy - with the intervention “Landscapes Indivisible” in Rome.

BOLTIE BENCH | installation at ilivetomorrow a project by Closer designed by the cave

The Mobile Museum / M.M with AUTHENTIC at ilivetomorrow.

Photo 1: JinFeng Fang ‘A Stone A Mountain’

Photo 2: Javin Mo ‘General Form’

Photo 3: Chris Ng ‘Meat Cleaver’

Photo 4: Crtlzak ‘Flagmented’

Photo 5 Charl ‘Authentique French Citations’

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED to the Exhibition ‘AUTHENTIC’ with the MOBILE MUSEUM. The MOBILE MUSEUM, by Fabrica designers Dean Brown and Philip Bone, is a travelling museum with contents contributed by people from all over the world and from different backgrounds. Unlike a conventional museum, the collection is always changing and evolving depending on its location, with the location itself dictating the theme. In 2011 and 2012 the MOBILE MUSEUM has been presented at the Milan Furniture Fair, the Victoria & Albert Museum in London as part of the “Friday Late Summer Camp program”; the Architecture Museum in Brussels as part of “Design September”; the MUDAM in Luxembourg; the Design Museum in Helsinki as part of “Designworld” and the 01100001 Art Gallery in CaoChangdi Village in Beijing as part of the Beijing Design Week. The curatorial theme of the Hong Kong’s stage is “Authentic”. Authentic speaks about the idea of what is genuine and what is not - particularly relevant to Hong Kong as a place that shares aspects of European and Chinese Culture - a place caught between different values. Authenticity touches everything from food, to production to song writing - something intangible but very real to the maker or the observer. Authentic is also tradition and custom.www.themobilemuseum.net Ilivetomorrow is a creative space dedicated to experimental design explorations, a lab for prospective and innovative collaborations with designers, artists, architects and manufacturers.www.ilivetomorrow.com — YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED to the Exhibition ‘AUTHENTIC’ with the MOBILE MUSEUM.

The MOBILE MUSEUM, by Fabrica designers Dean Brown and Philip Bone, is a travelling museum with contents contributed by people from all over the world and from different backgrounds. Unlike a conventional museum, the collection is always changing and evolving depending on its location, with the location itself dictating the theme.

In 2011 and 2012 the MOBILE MUSEUM has been presented at the Milan Furniture Fair, the Victoria & Albert Museum in London as part of the “Friday Late Summer Camp program”; the Architecture Museum in Brussels as part of “Design September”; the MUDAM in Luxembourg; the Design Museum in Helsinki as part of “Designworld” and the 01100001 Art Gallery in CaoChangdi Village in Beijing as part of the Beijing Design Week.
The curatorial theme of the Hong Kong’s stage is “Authentic”. Authentic speaks about the idea of what is genuine and what is not - particularly relevant to Hong Kong as a place that shares aspects of European and Chinese Culture - a place caught between different values. Authenticity touches everything from food, to production to song writing - something intangible but very real to the maker or the observer. Authentic is also tradition and custom.

www.themobilemuseum.net

Ilivetomorrow is a creative space dedicated to experimental design explorations, a lab for prospective and innovative collaborations with designers, artists, architects and manufacturers.

www.ilivetomorrow.com

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‘FRAGMENT(s) The Poetic of Decay’ a project of Jesse McLin & Julie Progin | a co-Editions with ilivetomorrow LIMITEDunLIMITED Editions | Exhibition at ilivetomorrow till January 31 2013

ILIVETOMORROW CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO THE OPENING OF
‘FRAGMENT(s) the Poetic of Decay’
a project by Jesse Mc Lin & Julie Progin

OPening Thursday, 10th of January 2013
from 6.30 to 9.30 pm

at ilivetomorrow
G/F 43 Tung Street
Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

Located in the Jiangxi province and known as the porcelain city of China, Jingdezhen has a history of over 2000 years in porcelain making.
Artist and designers Jesse Mc Lin and Julie Progin have been working there for over four years during which they have established a production studio and developed several porcelain collections for their own brand, for private clients and for special commissions.
During the years spent in Jingdezhen Julie and Jesse have made a unique research based on the ceramic history and practices of the city in discussing and working hand in hand with local craftsmen and mass production factories. they have accumulated knowledge of a large range of specifics and studied the standard typologies and forms produced historically and presently in the city as well as the unique qualities of the local kaolin and its firing processes.
Julie and Jesse’s investigation of Jingdezhen also lead them around the city where the landscape is undeniably shaped by the ceramic industry with mountains of remains composed mainly of broken molds and porcelain pieces. these residues bring to light the entropy of the processes in ceramic production and revealed themselves to Jesse and J ulie as a poetic decay, offering a kind of ‘real-time’ archeology of the city that inspired FRAGMENT(S).

‘De NATURA’ by Xiaodong at ilivetomorrow till December 12