.Rayonne setup’s recycled fabric dancings along with the wind Brussels-based developer as well as textile performer Marion Aeby checks out the interaction between concept, component, and also social area through Rayonne setup. Featured at Dutch Design Full Week 2024, this textile structure resembling an outdoor tents, a huge leading, as well as a cover towel, is actually crafted totally from the uppermost part of a decommissioned hot-air balloon’s reused cloth. While standing still, the task remains to stroll in a new way by reporting its own materiality’s past and making a graphic discussion along with its surroundings.
The general public installation gives sanctuary however additionally connects with natural environments like wind and lighting, transforming public room. Activities in the wind make the cloth ‘breathe,’ and also the play of light and also darkness all over its own vivid cloth surface develops changing atmospheres.Rayonne|graphic through Marion Aeby|all photos thanks to Marion Aeby Marion Aeby imagines Rayonne as a transient textile tool Rayonne is designed along with a smart, versatile docking device that takes advantage of existing technological information from the hot-air balloon fabric. The installation calls for only 4 support lead to connect to aspects like lampposts, metallic frameworks, wall surface pillars, or plants, permitting it to integrate flawlessly into a variety of atmospheres.
Through utilizing re-purposed material and also integrating the structure’s pre-existing details, textile artist Marion Aeby’s job demonstrates a well thought-out technique to each sustainability and also social room engagement.inside Rayonne|photo through Marion AebyRayonne|picture through Marion Aebydocking system|graphic by Marion Aebyvisitors|image by Marion Aebyvisitors|image by Marion Aebyreused textile|photo through Marion Aeby.