Collection @Daniel Rozensztroch
Selection M&0
What does being a collector mean today, and what is the purpose of their search? For Daniel Rozensztroch, a collector is someone who has an eclectic point of view on objects, all kinds of objects, allowing for a better understanding, through “accumulation”, of their use, stories, cultures, or certain forms of expert craftsmanship, and thus an enhanced appreciation of their particular beauty. This approach features an unabashedly compulsive aspect.
A selection from the Evolution series by Daniel Rozensztroch
Daniel is an artistic director, set designer, author of several books, and collector of objects...
Each month, he shares his intuitions and culture, deciphering and translating new lifestyles and highlighting behavioral developments.
A selection from the Evolution series by Daniel Rozensztroch
Daniel is an artistic director, set designer, author of several books, and collector of objects...
Each month, he shares his intuitions and culture, deciphering and translating new lifestyles and highlighting behavioral developments.
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Original shamanic mask
ETHIC & TROPIC CORINNE BALLY
One-of-a-kind pieces made from black palm wood stained using botanical dyes from the rainforest, these are totally handmade by indigenous women from two isolated tribes, the only ones who still know how to make them. -
Old Chinese Theater Headdresses
ASIADECORATION / OBJETSCHINOIS
These antique headdresses from a variety of eras played a crucial role for the Chinese audience, due to their rich color and ornamental nature. Once restored, they are presented as collectors’ items. -
Antique china
ATMOSPHÈRE D'AILLEURS
An authentic series of Chinese porcelain bowls (including from the Ming era). Their rarity, delicateness, color harmonies, and texture make them truly exceptional objects that deserve to be collected and showcased. -
Stoneware
PAGODA INTERNATIONAL
One-of-a-kind pieces restored from old foundations, such as this ancient horse, with its simple style. Thus, set atop an unfinished wooden sideboard, it reminds us, in all its minimalism, of the passing of time and of the venerable craftsmanship of Chinese artisans. -
Pairs of traditional Chinese armchairs
THE SILK ROAD COLLECTION
Antique baskets in papier-mâché made by rural Chinese women and designed to store clothing and personal items. They are also embellished with flowers and elements that remind us of nature, made from cutout paper. -
Woven glass flasks
ALL'ORIGINE
These bottles and flasks covered in wicker-like plastic are typical of certain parts of the great plains of northern Hungary. These are artisanally made products from the 1950s, 60s and 70s. By that time, their makers had abandoned traditional methods, using natural fibers; rather, they were looking for new, different, recycled materials. And so, they ended up making frequent use of telephone wires. These bottles were made to store wine, oil, and a variety of distilled spirits
