For DUPLEX EDITIONS, the concept has been expanded to include works by 
6 inter­national artists: Chris Calmer, Daily Dialogue, Delphine LeJeune, Daria Chernyshova, Paul Riedmüller and Studio Végété have developed the theme of floral sculpture in their own direction and created a limited edition of 5 works each. Edition Ventile is pleased to present the unique “bouquets” resulting from this multifaceted collaboration.

Stand:
Diameter: 50mm
Length: 200mm
Cutout (Slot): 3.5mm

Plate:
Size: A4
Artwork: Front and Backside

DUPLEX: the puristic floral sculpture is a made out of a standard steel tube combined with a precise laser cutout and a beautiful powder coating finishing. The heaviness given by the chosen material guarantees a firm stand. The first bouquet comes with a dreamy flower print on high-quality aluminium composite panel (Dibond) — of course in A4 format. DUPLEX leaves countless possibilities to play with. Simply insert your favourite record, a magazine, a family portrait, a menu card or whatever you like. The conceptual vase comes in a fitting box – all in black. Many Thanks for the final twist Juri Roemmel and for the fitting animation sequences Florian Hilt.

Diameter: 50mm

Length: 200mm

Cutout (Slot): 3.5mm

In conversation with Kuo Duo, the BOOK WORM by Edition Ventile was formed. The unique pieces, crafted out of clay and finished up with acrylic, serve as a functional book stand or purely as a sculpture. Together with the publication, the BOOK WORM will be carefully packaged and shipped all over the world.

PING PONG, a long-term project by Ollie Schaich, is a collection of words in 4:4 (LIKE THIS). Catching the eye for the first time at Good Wood Street, Melbourne, a visual obsession unfolded resulting in an excessive and ongoing pursuit in various corners across the world. Simple dualities at your fingertips, complex matters trivialised: Every flip side has its flip side.

As part of the publication “Image Generation”, the Ventile Edition will appear in a limited edition of 25. Five pairs of images will be presented, each printed on three-millimeter-thin aluminum dibond. Together with the publication, the editions will be carefully packaged and shipped all over the world.

Image Generation, a work of research by Michel Egger, makes use of visual material found on the World Wide Web. Generated using Pinterest’s algorithm-driven search function, single images, ones that otherwise would never have come together, are put into a relationship. Formal associations and technological errors collide, allowing these duos to emerge. In parallel to this, words are used to translate the imagery into unsystematic, yet constantly internet-based information.