.Rayonne installment's recycled fabric dancings with the wind Brussels-based professional and cloth artist Marion Aeby looks into the communication in between concept, material, and also public space by means of Rayonne setup. Featured at Dutch Design Week 2024, this textile framework resembling a camping tent, a big top, and also a cover fabric, is crafted entirely from the upper component of a deactivated hot-air balloon's recycled material. While stalling, the task remains to roam anew by portraying its materiality's past as well as producing a graphic conversation along with its own environments. The general public setup supplies shelter however likewise engages along with natural elements like wind and also illumination, improving public room. Movements in the wind make the textile 'breathe,' as well as the play of light and also shadow around its multicolored material surface area develops changing atmospheres.Rayonne|picture through Marion Aeby|all graphics thanks to Marion Aeby Marion Aeby thinks of Rayonne as a transient cloth gadget Rayonne is designed along with a smart, adjustable docking body that uses existing specialized particulars from the hot-air balloon cloth. The setup requires just four anchor lead to connect to elements like lampposts, steel designs, wall surface pillars, or even plants, allowing it to incorporate perfectly into various environments. By utilizing re-purposed product as well as incorporating the structure's pre-existing details, cloth musician Marion Aeby's job demonstrates a helpful strategy to both durability and social space engagement.inside Rayonne|photo through Marion AebyRayonne|graphic by Marion Aebydocking system|picture through Marion Aebyvisitors|image by Marion Aebyvisitors|photo by Marion Aebyreused cloth|graphic by Marion Aeby.