A 3-way collaboration, Enlace connects algorithmic weaving with the time-honored traditional craft of cane weaving to create a physical product from generative output.

This isn’t about a chair, it’s about an innovative process where digital creation meets traditional making. Simply put, Enlace connects algorithmic weaving with the time-honored traditional craft of cane weaving to create a physical product from generative output. A partnership between the historic Parisian chair manufacturer Maison Louis Drucker, studio ArandaLasch, and TRAME ? the collaborative studio and curated gallery with a focus on limited-edition design and art with digital provenance ? envisioned Enlace and turned it into a reality. The result is a seamless integration of both digital and handcrafted processes, encapsulating the essence of the weaver’s personality within each piece.
The project focuses on the renowned Parisian cafe chair designed by Maison Louis Drucker, established in 1885, known for its distinctive bentwood frame and woven rattan patterns ? you likely already know the one we’re talking about. Recognizing an opportunity to reinvent this iconic piece for the digital era, ArandaLasch and TRAME used generative weaving techniques to craft a series of bespoke chairs, initially minted with Bright Moments gallery, as digital artworks. Enlace was released as part of the Bright Moments Paris Collection on February 20, 2024. Collectors can redeem their genera...