Expanding the idea of uneven ground and undefined spaces within the urban context to a more general reflection about the idea of an open state of possibilities and its role in the process of design, Sophie Staub and Roland Brauchli curated an interior that invites the notion of an undomesticated open space inside.

Through a selection of designed objects, texts and images, the project ‘Inside Terrain Vague’ showcases independent designers and design critics from a wide range of disciplines such as urban design, illustration, textiles, paper, furniture and product and graphic design featuring work by Laetitia de Allegri, Mandy Brandan, Marlis Candinas, Fabien Capello, Designbutik, Michael Huebner, Paul Knight, Mickaël Marchand, Giles Round and others.

Opening 2 February with a sound performance by Network Ensemble.

‘Inside Terrain Vague’ is another edition of the ongoing project series ‘Another Spot to Visit’, a collaboration between Sophie Staub and Roland Brauchli, through which they explore questions in design and art. www.anotherspot.tumblr.com

Bios

Sophie Staub is a philosopher and designer based in Basel and Paris. Following studies in Visual Communication she went on to study Philosophy, Literature and Art Theory. Sophie is currently working on a PhD in Aesthetics and Art Theory at the University of Basel while participating in exhibition projects as well as design-related research projects about the social and political dimension of design and communication within the realities of developments of urban space.

Roland Brauchli is a designer and artist based in London. Following studies in Visual Communication in Basel and New York he joined the design team at Graphic Thought Facility in London. After completing a Masters Degree at Camberwell, University of the Arts, London he started his own creative practice collaborating with designers, writers, editors and artists on books and other projects. www.rolandbrauchli.com