ÆTHER/MASS creates unique, experimental collaborations between designers + makers who use materials + production techniques in new ways ? meet the newest additions.

Davy Grosemans’ ÆTHER/MASS design studio exists to create unique, experimental collaborations between designers and makers who use materials and production techniques with innovation. Akin to their other pieces, these four new objects being released today at the Collectible fair in Brussels buck trends and logic in favor of interesting works with exceptional attention to detail and finishing. By restricting each collaborative project to an edition of 12, Grosemans is afforded the focus to create experimental, one-of-a-kind, expressive works.
“Working with skilled craftsmen is the guiding principle in my work. Despite the popularity of crafts and the involvement of many young ‘makers’ working with their hands, authentic craftsmen are scarce,” Grosemans shares. “I’m talking about individuals who have an in-depth knowledge of their materials and can deliver exceptionally high quality. Personally, I aim to think broadly, sample various aspects, and experiment across different disciplines initially. Subsequently, I can delve deeper into the matter.” Exposure, Aperture, Forge, and Beam each hold deeper meaning, more than can be seen in their minimalistic designs. Alongside a wooden cabinet, the new collection features first time collaborations between ÆTHER/M...