Iris van Herpen + Studio Drift Slow Time in Paris
For her newest collection, Iris van Herpen wanted to “slow down the movement of a fabric” and the result—as with all her pieces—is true artistry. Along with this time-lapse concept, the collection evokes avian motion—combining to create architectural pieces that are truly mesmerizing. At the presentation in Paris, van Herpen joined with Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta of Studio Drift whose piece “In 20 Steps” was installed. The installation sees glass tubes—suspended from the ceiling—slowly undulate to move similarly to a bird’s wings in motion. Read more at designboom.
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