Origins + Archetypes = In Situ Arlöv
Andréason & Leibel and Stefan Lindher Gallery present the exhibition: In Situ Arlöv. A rapprochement between past and present, origin and heritage. The exhibition is arranged in a number of improvised scenes or still lifes where Andréason & Leibel's designs mingle with rare design objects from Stefan Lindher's collection.
Andréason & Leibel work with stucco, a material that has been used in various forms for thousands of years - usually a mixture of plaster, lime volcanic minerals, and fibers - to create new furniture and objects. Stefan Lindher makes an inventory of his modern design classics from the last century and selects objects for the exhibition. The intention is to see what happens when designs by Charlotte Perriand, Le Corbusier, Isamu Noguchi, and George Jouve, among others, are put in context with contemporary form. The hope is that a new exciting whole is formed, a NOW where the time that separates them ceases to exist—exhibited at their joint studio on Hantverkargatan 4 near Arlöv's church, five minutes by train from Malmö C.
Please note that the exhibition is only accessible via stairs to the loading dock at the back of the building.
