COLLABORATION AVEC DEDON – 2023

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COLLABORATION AVEC DEDON – 2023

DEDON by Nature: Object 3

DEDON Studio partnered with ECAL for the second year to showcase "DEDON by Nature: Object 3." This exhibition features three collections of living accessories created by students from the Master of Advanced Studies in Design for Luxury and Craftsmanship.

Under designers Panter&Tourron's guidance, students kick-started the project with a visit to DEDON's Philippine manufacturer, immersing themselves in DEDON's unique Fiber and weaving processes. The creations that were conceived, designed, and crafted over an eight-month period, demonstrate imaginative prowess that reflects both the talent of the students and the enduring fascination that nature holds for us all.

Collaboration (2023) by Kiyong Lee, Johannes Seibel, Victor Montour, Ambre Tuttle, Cristina Rodríguez Solé, Céline Witzke

Assistants
Clara Martin
Know-how
Craftsmanship
Kiyong Lee , Johannes Seibel - Riifu ECAL
Riifu ECAL
Riifu ECAL

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Cristina Rodríguez Solé , Céline Witzke - Batoo ECAL
Cristina Rodríguez Solé , Céline Witzke - Batoo ECAL
Cristina Rodríguez Solé , Céline Witzke - Batoo ECAL

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Victor Montour , Ambre Tuttle - Faveo ECAL
Victor Montour , Ambre Tuttle - Faveo ECAL
Victor Montour , Ambre Tuttle - Faveo ECAL

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Visit to the factory, Cebu, Philippines

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