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The installation by studio mo man tai invites the visitors and the passing audience at the Bijenkorf to pause, reflect on the present time and to enjoy a colorful visual installation.
studio mo man tai
The installation by studio mo man tai invites the visitors and the passing audience at the Bijenkorf to pause, reflect on the present time and to enjoy a colorful visual installation during Dutch Design Week 2021.
The dynamic, reflective objects are made in such a way that no waste or residual material remains. “We think this should be the standard, it's up to us as designers to take responsibility for that.”; indicates Ulrike Jurklies. The installation will be on display in the shop window of Bijenkorf Eindhoven during October 2021.
About de Bijenkorf
Ever since its establishment in 1870 de Bijenkorf has shown a true retail vision and became a loyal patron of the arts. De Bijenkorf has a long association with illustrious architects, designers, writers, and artists. This creative spirit where art meets commerce will continue in the 21st century.
The shop windows of the Bijenkorf are often works of art that surprise, inspire and appeal to customers.
The shop windows of the Bijenkorf are often works of art that surprise, inspire and appeal to customers.
