Arno Declercq
比利时设计师
生于1994年
Born in 1994
比利时设计师和艺术品经销商
Belgian designer and art dealer
曾开设民族志艺术和设计画廊
He opened a gallery of ethnographic art and design
对我来说
For me
室内总是缺少一些东西
Something was always missing in an interior
我希望创造出一种可以在
I wanted to create something that could be
许多室内空间使用的东西
Many interior Spaces use things
并且这种东西是永恒的
And this kind of thing is eternal
—Arno Declercq
Arno DeClerq是比利时设计师和艺术品经销商，他制作的定制物品充满了他对设计、氛围、历史和工艺的热情。Arno DeClerq生长在一个沉浸于艺术、时尚、风格和历史的家庭。他的父亲是一名时装设计师，同时还收藏了20多年的部落艺术品，他的母亲经营着一家以欧洲前卫设计师为特色的高级鞋店。经过多次旅行和对非洲艺术的研究，Arno DeClerq认识到非洲文化和艺术形式的重要性，并将其保留下来。
Arno DeClerq, Belgian designer and art dealer, makes bespoke objects imbued with his passion for design, atmosphere, history and craft. Arno grew up in a family immersed in art, fashion, style and history. His father was a fashion designer, but also collected tribal arts for more than 20 years, and his mother operated a high style shoe salon featuring avant garde European designers. After many travels and studies of African art, Arno recognizes the importance and preservation of its culture and art form.
Arno DeClerq学习室内设计，之后他成为一名室内设计师，并开设了自己的民族志艺术和设计画廊。2017年5月，他推出了自己的原始和工业风格定制装饰物系列。之后他借鉴了堡垒、地堡和城堡的建筑形式、古代艺术和设计以及部落艺术，创造了一个独特的系列，可以在20个国际画廊和商店中找到。
Arno studied interior design, after which he worked as an interior designer and opened his own gallery for ethnographic art and design. In May 2017 launched his own line of primitive and industrial style bespoke decorative objects. Drawing upon the architectural forms of fortresses, bunkers and castles, ancient arts and design and tribal arts, he created a distinctive collection that can be found in 20 international galleries and shops.
Arno DeClerq
这些作品采用Yakusugi技术或
Shou Sugi Ban
技术进行加工，
“Shou Sugi Ban”
是一种古老的日本工艺，通过烧焦来保护木材免受风化。
它能产生独特的铜绿和纹理美，增强了设计的雕塑感，使作品唤起一种既古老又现代的美感。
Arno combines a wood called Iroko with Belgian oak to create each unique piece by hand. The pieces are finished with the Yakusugi technique Shou Sugi Ban, an ancient Japanese technique where the objects are charred to protect the wood from weathering. It creates a distinctive patina and a unique textural beauty that enhances the sculptural form of the design, for a piece that evokes an aesthetic that is both ancient and modern.
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