Partie Une is an inaugural exhibition at Galerie OM featuring design pieces, art, and interior architecture curated around materiality. The selection connects the floor, room, chair surfaces, wall softness, and woven leather colors to form a spatial dialogue. The exhibition includes works by Martin Margiela, Maarten Baas, and Jean Prouvé, known for prefabricated modular buildings and design classics such as the Standard Chair. Pierre Chareau is included for bold material combinations associated with House of Glass. Marten Herma Anderson contributes ceramic vessels and organic lighting objects that explore tension between fragility and strength.
"Partie Une is an inaugural exhibition featuring a carefully curated selection of design pieces, art and interior architecture, put together by Julian Zacharias Eide. The focus of the selection: materiality. But not in a singular way. In a way that creates a spatial dialog between the floor, the room, the rough surface of a chair, the furry softness of a wall and the rusty colours of woven leather (more on that later)."
"The exhibits that create this irritating yet deeply interesting conversation include designs by well-known names such as Martin Margiela, Maarten Baas and Jean Prouvé. Latter is known for his prefabricated modular buildings, his work with Le Corbusier and design classics such as the Standard Chair (1934). Also featured was Pierre Chareau, the French architect behind the masterpiece House of Glass (1928-1932) in Paris, who worked primarily with bold combinations of materials."
"What Berlin needs in times like these are events that pull you back out of that lazy blindness. Events where you need to start thinking again, wondering what your personal opinion actually wants to tell you about all the cool stuff you're seeing. Luckily, yesterday, there was one that did exactly that: the opening of Partie Une at Galerie OM."
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