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    • Low table “TOTEM”
    by Elisabeth Baeza BE

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    Description

    Part of the “S.V.P.” collection, this low table “TOTEM” bases its singularity on an aesthetic-fiction where the imaginary and the ideal become uniform to suggest a relative functional work. The use of PVC tubing for the object consists in making the undesirable desirable, in making the insignificant significant to show with irony and poetry the attraction and the erasure of the borders of propriety.
    A mixture of craftsmanship and digital technology, “TOTEM” is equipped with an Altuglas® disc as daily support.

    Unique piece. Object without established norms.

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    5

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    About Elisabeth Baeza Visit Showroom →

    Trained in design at School of Fine Art in Saint-Etienne (ESADSE, France), Elisabeth Baeza develops since 2014 in Belgium an experimental activity of the object through her label mala leche Design. Borderline between art and design, she uses materials without history and secondary raw materials of an industrial nature and from mass building. Without any apparent technique, she ensures a technical and economic independence based on the foundation of minimal and conceptual art. Her plastic approach consists of making undesirable material desirable, of making the insignificant object meaningful in order to create a functional work. The aesthetic-fiction that she proposes through these collections suggests a reflection on the attraction and erasure of our collective unconscious. All artwork is in limited series or designed as a single piece.
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