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STUDIO MAKKINK & BEY – WashHouse

11 September–30 October 2010

Martin Rinderknecht – design consulting
WH 2.3., 2010
Mohair woollen blanket
ca. 160 x 250 cm
Limited edition of 20 pieces,
each signed and numbered
Martin Rinderknecht – design consulting, Installation view, «WashHouse» exhibition
Installation view
«WashHouse» exhibition
Installation view
«WashHouse» exhibition
Martin Rinderknecht – design consulting
WH.2.1./WH.2.2./WH.2.3./
WH.2.4./WH.2.5., 2010
Serie of five mohair woollen blankets
ca. 160 x 250 cm each
Limited edition of 20 pieces,
each signed and numbered
Martin Rinderknecht – design consulting
WH.1.1./WH.1.2./WH.1.3./
WH.1.4./WH.1.5., 2010
Serie of five mohair woollen blankets
ca. 160 x 250 cm each
Limited edition of 20 pieces,
each signed and numbered
Martin Rinderknecht – design consulting, Installation view, «WashHouse» exhibition
Installation view
«WashHouse» exhibition
Martin Rinderknecht – design consulting, Installation view, «WashHouse» exhibition
Installation view
«WashHouse» exhibition
Martin Rinderknecht – design consulting, Installation view, «WashHouse» exhibition
Installation view
«WashHouse» exhibition
Martin Rinderknecht – design consulting, Installation view, «WashHouse» exhibition
Installation view
«WashHouse» exhibition
Martin Rinderknecht – design consulting, Installation view, «WashHouse» exhibition
Installation view
«WashHouse» exhibition
Martin Rinderknecht – design consulting, Installation view, «WashHouse» exhibition
Installation view
«WashHouse» exhibition

For their solo exhibition at HELMRINDERKNECHT, Studio Makkink & Bey has created a site-specific walk through the three- dimensional landscape of a rural village. Mohair woollen blankets hanging on a clothesline give shape to the space and divide it. Individually woven patterns and lines become a house’s exterior walls or reflect the imagery of the surrounding landscape. The washing line is draped in between simple wooden posts. Although these posts function as a laundry rack within the space, within the fictive landscape they become trees.

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