
stiff
St. Gallen, Switzerland
2016 - 2017
Area:
590 m²
Status:
Completed
Client:
Textilmuseum St. Gallen
Exhibition design & furniture line: ‘stiff’ is rigid, light, stable, elegant, curved, grey. ‘stiff’ is made from ultrathin textile concrete. ‘stiff’ is a furniture line developed for the interior of the exhibition ‘Neue Stoffe-New Stuff’, a survey on technical textiles at the Textilmuseum St. Gallen. Gently curved forms, only realisable with the thin material, have been developed into furniture elements such as walls, tables, pedestals and seats.
The soft cotton surface of the hybrid material stands in strong contrast to the thin but hard concrete core providing the necessary stability. The formal language of the furniture is a direct expression of the progression of force within the material. The forms appear soft and flexible and yet they are rigid, load-bearing structures that appear frozen in a transitionary state.









Models:




Drawings:

Partners:
Christoph Zeller
Ingrid Moye
Project Team:
Omar G. Muñoz
Florence Bassa
Collaborators:
Curator: Dr. Michael Fehr
Contractor: Möbelmanufaktur Baumann, Heerbrugg, Switzerland
Production: the exhibition ‘Neue Stoffe-New Stuff’ is realised by the Textilmuseum St. Gallen in cooperation with Carbon Composites Switzerland, Empa St. Gallen, HS Lucerne, weissensee academy of art berlin, STF, Swiss Textiles, University of Applied Sciences Zwickau
Photography: Jürg Zürcher, Zeller & Moye

stiff
St. Gallen, Switzerland
2016 - 2017
Area:
590 m²
Status:
Completed
Client:
Textilmuseum St. Gallen
Exhibition design & furniture line: ‘stiff’ is rigid, light, stable, elegant, curved, grey. ‘stiff’ is made from ultrathin textile concrete. ‘stiff’ is a furniture line developed for the interior of the exhibition ‘Neue Stoffe-New Stuff’, a survey on technical textiles at the Textilmuseum St. Gallen. Gently curved forms, only realisable with the thin material, have been developed into furniture elements such as walls, tables, pedestals and seats.
The soft cotton surface of the hybrid material stands in strong contrast to the thin but hard concrete core providing the necessary stability. The formal language of the furniture is a direct expression of the progression of force within the material. The forms appear soft and flexible and yet they are rigid, load-bearing structures that appear frozen in a transitionary state.









Models:




Drawings:

Partners:
Christoph Zeller
Ingrid Moye
Project Team:
Omar G. Muñoz
Florence Bassa
Collaborators:
Curator: Dr. Michael Fehr
Contractor: Möbelmanufaktur Baumann, Heerbrugg, Switzerland
Production: the exhibition ‘Neue Stoffe-New Stuff’ is realised by the Textilmuseum St. Gallen in cooperation with Carbon Composites Switzerland, Empa St. Gallen, HS Lucerne, weissensee academy of art berlin, STF, Swiss Textiles, University of Applied Sciences Zwickau
Photography: Jürg Zürcher, Zeller & Moye
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+49 30 33912436
@zellerandmoye