'Lightweight Porcelain' by Djim Berger
For its today’s opening the Paris based Galerie BSL showcases some remarkable works of promising designers and artists. Djim Berger will present his ‘Lightweight Porcelain’ stool which is made from a mix of 1/3 clay and 2/3 polystyrene pearls. When the piece is fired, the heat eliminates the polystyrene to reveal the porcelain, which is visually and sensually renewed. This principle creates high static stability with a material that is rather known for its fineness – qualities much sought after in innovative furniture design.
'Lightweight Porcelain' by Djim Berger
The exhibition will be open from 7 May – 24 July 2010.
BSL gallery interior architecture by Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance
