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Cercueil "Diamant ", Jacob Jensen Design
IN Exhibition

Cut & Care — A Chance to Cut is a Chance to Care

The phenomenal acceleration in new information and communication technologies has led to working hours being extended, spread over 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. These technologies have also generated previously unimagined forms of sedentarisation and "polar inertia". To the extent that today we are beginning to see the emergence of a new figure, the "horizontal worker". The Cut & Care exhibition will seek to map out the forces and flows to which existing and future "horizontal workers" are and will be exposed. It will also depict how forms of attention and care, of oneself, but also of others - forms of solidarity, creation of shared experiences - are born of this new horizontal system of organising values and bodies. In terms of the display, Cut & Care will mainly include examples of horizontal furniture - beds, chaises longues, tatamis, etc. - as well as a selection of tools and accessories designed to "increase" and/or "reduce" the condition (lying down, extended) of the horizontal worker. Audio devices scattered about the exhibition space will enable the visitors to cut themselves off from the surrounding space, and at the same time, take care of themselves.

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Cercueil "Diamant ", Jacob Jensen Design
Oreiller "autruche", Banana Things. ©Alfonso Herranz
Batband, Studio Banana Things, 2016, An elegant piece of sound technology, Banana Things. © Javier Salinas


Méduse, "Superlife design studio", Méduse en situation catastrophe, © Superlife studio
Office Party lamp by Chris Kabel
© Labade / Van Tour 2015
Tomoko, Vivero Oy, Design Anna Salonen & Yuki Abe. © Vivero Oy
Label/Breed connects designers and manufacturers to develop innovative products / Label/Breed, Ceramic house St. Joris & designer Chris Kabel have combined their skills and production techniques to create a unique glazed stoneware.
Re-Timer, wearing Re-Timer Seasonal Affective Disorder
Curator : KVM — Ju Hyun Lee (Corée) et Ludovic Burel (France)
Scenography : KVM — Ju Hyun Lee (Corée) et Ludovic Burel (France)
Site : Bâtiments H – Site Cité du design
3 Rue Javelin Pagnon 42000 Saint-Étienne