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BERLIN
CALLING
In collaboration with Berlin-based artist
Simon Mullan, we are launching a
limited-edition rug designed based
on Mullan's original artwork. Using
leftover materials, Mullan has
crafted a unique piece from recycled
rugs, serving as the foundation for
the rug that has been recreated and
is now available in only 15 pieces.
Simon Mullan, we are launching a
limited-edition rug designed based
on Mullan's original artwork. Using
leftover materials, Mullan has
crafted a unique piece from recycled
rugs, serving as the foundation for
the rug that has been recreated and
is now available in only 15 pieces.
BERLIN
CALLING
In collaboration with Berlin-based artist
Simon Mullan, we are launching a
limited-edition rug designed based
on Mullan's original artwork. Using
leftover materials, Mullan has
crafted a unique piece from recycled
rugs, serving as the foundation for
the rug that has been recreated and
is now available in only 15 pieces.
Simon Mullan, we are launching a
limited-edition rug designed based
on Mullan's original artwork. Using
leftover materials, Mullan has
crafted a unique piece from recycled
rugs, serving as the foundation for
the rug that has been recreated and
is now available in only 15 pieces.
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ABOUT
SIMON MULLAN
Simon Mullan (born in Kiel, Germany, 1981)
is educated at the Royal Institute of
Art in Stockholm and the University of Applied
Art in Vienna. His artistic practice primarily consists
of painting, sculpture, and installations, with
elements of video and performance art. Mullan
often utilizes everyday and functional materials
from working life, such as sandpaper, work clothes,
and tiles, in his practice. Through deconstruction,
previously used objects are broken down and
transformed into new ones, where his characteristic
lines and architectural aesthetics come to the forefront.
is educated at the Royal Institute of
Art in Stockholm and the University of Applied
Art in Vienna. His artistic practice primarily consists
of painting, sculpture, and installations, with
elements of video and performance art. Mullan
often utilizes everyday and functional materials
from working life, such as sandpaper, work clothes,
and tiles, in his practice. Through deconstruction,
previously used objects are broken down and
transformed into new ones, where his characteristic
lines and architectural aesthetics come to the forefront.
ABOUT
SIMON MULLAN
Simon Mullan (born in Kiel, Germany,
1981) is educated at the Royal Institute of
Art in Stockholm and the University of
Applied Art in Vienna. His artistic
practice primarily consists of painting,
sculpture, and installations, with
elements of video and performance art.
Mullan often utilizes everyday and
functional materials from working
life, such as sandpaper, work clothes,
and tiles, in his practice. Through
deconstruction, previously used
objects are broken down and
transformed into new ones,
where his characteristic
lines and architectural aesthetics
come to the forefront.
1981) is educated at the Royal Institute of
Art in Stockholm and the University of
Applied Art in Vienna. His artistic
practice primarily consists of painting,
sculpture, and installations, with
elements of video and performance art.
Mullan often utilizes everyday and
functional materials from working
life, such as sandpaper, work clothes,
and tiles, in his practice. Through
deconstruction, previously used
objects are broken down and
transformed into new ones,
where his characteristic
lines and architectural aesthetics
come to the forefront.
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"My fascination lay in exploring the potential
of recycling and reusing materials that
wouldn't typically live on. Through meticulous
craftsmanship, I allowed the process to
be intuitive and worked entirely without sketches.
The rugs were created by stitching together
pieces using a cross-stitch technique,
paying homage to the craftsmanship
and skill of rug makers."
- Simon Mullan
"My fascination lay in
exploring the potential of
recycling and reusing
materials that wouldn't t
ypically live on. Through
meticulous craftsmanship, I
allowed the process to be
intuitive and worked entirely
without sketches. The rugs
were created by stitching
together pieces using a
cross-stitch technique, paying
homage to the craftsmanship
and skill of rug makers."
- Simon Mullan
exploring the potential of
recycling and reusing
materials that wouldn't t
ypically live on. Through
meticulous craftsmanship, I
allowed the process to be
intuitive and worked entirely
without sketches. The rugs
were created by stitching
together pieces using a
cross-stitch technique, paying
homage to the craftsmanship
and skill of rug makers."
- Simon Mullan
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