ANN DEMEULEMEESTER, A Dé

ANN DEMEULEMEESTER, A Dé
Glazed porcelain
Bowl S, white and black
 
L 15.5 W 15.5 H 4.2 cm
(L 6.1 W 6.1 H 1.7 in)

Dispatched within 3-4 weeks.
Minimum order quantity of 2 pieces per order.

Kalkeriet Contemporary is thrilled to unveil an exclusive selection from Ann Demeulemeester's Dé tableware collection. Renowned for her masterful play of chiaroscuro—where light and shadow dynamically interact—Demeulemeester brings this signature aesthetic to the realm of porcelain. The Dé collection showcases a stunning array of tableware that embodies the artist's unique vision. Each piece is a meticulously crafted work of art, featuring shadow paintings on porcelain that elegantly capture the subtle dance between light and dark. This transformative approach to tableware elevates the dining experience, turning everyday moments into an artistic celebration. With its blend of dramatic contrast and refined craftsmanship, the Dé collection promises to infuse any dining setting with sophistication and style.

Made from glazed porcelain, this product is dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe up to 200°C, food-safe, but not salamander proof.

Ann Demeulemeester founded her eponymous fashion label with creative partner Patrick Robyn in 1985, quickly becoming a key figure in redefining global fashion. After stepping down from her label in 2014, she began exploring new creative avenues, including sculpture and ceramics. Since 2019, Demeulemeester has collaborated with Serax to produce collections of porcelain, cutlery, and glassware, followed by a range of lighting and luminous objects. In September 2022, they expanded into furniture, releasing a collection of stools, chairs, tables, consoles, and sofas in various materials. Demeulemeester is renowned for her intelligent approach to design, transcending trends to create a continually evolving, deeply personal, and contextually relevant world. Her work explores the beauty of contrasts—strength and fragility, structure and nonchalance, poetic and radical, preciousness and functionality.