The Random Collection: A Preview
TLMagazine is turning 10 this year. To celebrate, we asked 20 artists and designers to send our sister gallery, Spazio Nobile, a set of bespoke objects. The result? The Random Collection.
Our sister gallery in the Belgian capital, Spazio Nobile, is premiering a special set of objects during this edition of Art Brussels. As TLMagazine turns 10 this year, we decided to celebrate by asking 20 artists and designers who have been part of our story to produce a set of bespoke pieces.
The result is The Random Collection, a set that offers a new kind of creative platform for developing multiple series that keep their uniqueness thanks to their singular, poetic and innovative processes. We’ve received items that range from large pieces of furniture to delicate works on paper.
The full group includes Francesco Balzano, Laetitia Bica, Carlo Brandelli, Chen & Williams, Jeanine Cohen, Garnier & Linker, Damien Gernay, Kaspar Hamacher, Amy Hilton, Marlene Huissoud, Noro Khachatryan, Matthias Kohn, Valeriane Lazard & Paul Brissonnet, Tomas Libertiny, Isaac Monté, Bela Silva, Piet Stockmans, Frederik Vercruysse, Fabian von Spreckelsen and Oskar Zieta.
The official launch of The Random Collection will take place at Art Brussels (April 19-22)
Low Tables Inner Center
Silvered Caviar Sconces
The Cylinder Series
Roche Liquide
Atlantic with yellow jacket
Crystallized Chair
Burnt Gold nr. 1
La Petite Mort n°7
Mer Noire, Centrepiece
wilde strippen
Oval
Curzio Rosso
Structure II, nr 8
Sculpted Vase Series
Songe de pierre, Agate
Untitled
Dy
Atlas Chair
Harmony Emerald-Blue
Hare
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