Act Tableware / Carmen Buttjer

The dishes should also be eaten together.

2013-10-12

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设计公司: :; Carmen Buttjer
类型: :; Design
分类: :; Product Design Industry Design

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厨房里有众多器具来烹调我们需要的各种美食。Carmen Buttjer推出了一套6件的餐具，其中三件是瓷器，另外三件是用面团烘培烤制出来的餐具。这些烤出来的餐具是陶瓷餐具的绝佳副本，被烘烤面团的温暖以及粗糙跟陶瓷形成完美对比。不一样的滋味，不一样的体验。

A set of six pieces in porcelain and bread: ACT Tableware by Carmen Buttjer captures the creation process with roughly formed, edible baked goods, molded from the porcelain objects that they serve.

The kitchen represents in almost every flat the most professional room. It contains various tools and instruments to produce products which go directly into our body.

The artefact of common dishes are final products, the product follows the process. How does a product look like that keeps the moment of creation? ACT – a set of six pieces – captures the process and a snapshot when an object starts to exist. The porcelain dishes are used as molds to produce copies out of dough to set the table. The porcelain appears cold and almost perfect in contrast to the warm, rough dough, that gets cracks and edges by the baking.

Photos by Dora Csala and Florian Reimann