Dutch Design Week 2023

BRUSSELS 2025

SOLID SILHOUETTES

Kelderman En Van Noort (KEVN)Brussels

This exhibition showcased new work from the core selection of designers connected to Form Editions. Visitors could find us at KEVN in the newly created Collectible Design area of Dutch Design Week, where Form Editions explored the future of collectible design and functional art.
Form Editions returns to Collectible, one of Europe’s leading platforms for collectible design. Our curated selection highlights the latest additions to our label alongside key pieces, showcasing unique works that drive the evolution of limited-edition collectible design.
The Exhibition

Form Editions is a platform where art and design converge, connecting collectors to creators. Through this exhibition, we showcase new works from our core collection. These innovative works transcend the ordinary, pushing the boundaries of geometric possibilities while delving deep into the world of materials. You'll discover common threads of shapes in their purest form interwoven throughout the pieces, each manifested in a distinctive personal signature.
We will be showcasing pieces from Studio Verbaan, Frank Penders, Rive Roshan, Collin Velkoff, Lucas Zito and Elisa Uberti. Studio Verbaan has designed two new sculptures for the Form Editions collection, further expanding their series of sculptural objects crafted from black-stained oak and characterized by minimalist geometric compositions.

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The Designers

Frank Penders combines his experience as a photographer, metal worker and civil engineer. A strong combination of aesthetic, conceptual, hands-on and technical qualities that he uses to design to the purest shapes.

Rive Roshan is the artistic practice of Ruben de la Rive Box and Golnar Roshan, with a deep interest in colour, texture and materiality leads to an aesthetic of raw beauty.

Studio Verbaan's handcrafted wooden pieces sit somewhere between furniture, objects and sculpture, the contrast of the minimalistic shapes and traditional craft, goes beyond the object’s functionality.

Marijke De Cock manifests a distinctive series of abstracted, intuitive wall sculptures which, adorned with beads, above all celebrate the desire to create.

Designer Marc Meeuwissen (Dear Objects) takes over the tool from the craftsman in the series of functional objects entitled ‘BRUTALISTA’. More specifically, the handsaw. 

Collin Velkoff investigates the fluidity and malleability of function as he attempts to generate narratives through the creation of unique objects. His wide range of experience with materials and their process culminates in the development of new methodologies of creation.