Jungle Design

The exhibition presents the design creations produced at the National School of Art of Limoges. It shows the area opened by the ceramic practice to question the creative process and the production field of objects.

Ceramic is exemplary when it comes to developing a design project, but the latter is also shaped through the work with other materials. Thus, the exhibition relies on the fruitful dialogue established between ceramic, wood, metal or glass, demonstrating the students’ ability to build their design practice with a palette providing a free cohabitation of tools and contemporary formats.

Through five landscapes, the exhibition takes shape from a certain idea of time, resource and even action, thereby revealing the complexity of our contemporary society schemes with which the design project has to work.

The students’ pieces, along with pieces of designers who came in residence at the National School of Art of Limoges such as Martin Szekely, François Bauchet, Laureline Galliot, Gilles Clément, are joined to draw the landscapes of this living and fertile jungle.