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A-POC ABLE ISSEY MIYAKE and atelier oï illuminate milan with a single piece of cloth & wire
- During Milan Design Week 2025, A-POC ABLE ISSEY MIYAKE and atelier oï showcased a project intersecting fashion and lighting.
- Titled ‘TYPE-XIII Atelier Oï project,’ the exhibition explores transforming a piece of cloth and wire into sculptural objects.
- Yoshiyuki Miyamae and Patrick Reymond discuss the project’s evolution and innovation in material use in an exclusive interview.
- A-POC ABLE and atelier oï's collaboration aims to push boundaries and experiment with fabric's influence on light.
- The project evolved through months of discussions, trials, and material explorations into a new design language.
- The O Series features portable lights with pleated lampshades made from recycled polyester, encased in wire frames for collapsibility.
- Atelier oï's Patrick Reymond notes that the O Series encourages creativity and adaptability in lighting arrangements.
- The A Series explores seamless knit fabric for lampshades, allowing users to cut and connect them into custom configurations.
- Both lighting series showcase A-POC’s sustainability-driven production with seamless integration of textile techniques in lighting design.
- The exhibition aims to convey the endless possibilities of fabric in various forms beyond lighting, sparking imagination and exploration.
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