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Remembering Carl Andre Candel Holder
Remembering Carl Andre Candel Holder
Remembering Carl Andre Candel Holder
Remembering Carl Andre Candel Holder
Remembering Carl Andre Candel Holder
ÆTHER/MASS

The Maker

ÆTHER/MASS

Antwerp , Belgium

Objects Where Function And Meaning Converge

ÆTHER/MASS is a Brussels-based design practice founded in 2022 by Davy Grosemans. Rooted in a belief in deep collaboration between designer and artisan, the practice explores what becomes possible when conceptual vision meets mastered craftsmanship.

It emerged from an understanding of collaboration not as a division of labour, but as a shared act of creation. At its core lies the alliance between designer and maker — an exchange that expands possibility by drawing on skills refined through years of dedication.

“Since I don’t have my own workshop, I never start from the material itself. The development of a concept leads automatically to a material.”

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Remembering Carl Andre Candel Holder €1.690,00

This candelabra is composed of simple rectangular elements arranged in a balanced, non-hierarchical structure. Identical forms are repeated and aligned, allowing proportion and material to define the object rather than ornament or gesture.

Made from Belgian Bluestone, the piece references the material logic found in the work of Carl Andre, an American minimalist artist known for using standard, industrially produced forms to emphasize material presence and spatial order. The stone is used without transformation or embellishment, highlighting weight, surface, and inherent character.

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Remembering Carl Andre Candel Holder 1.690 EUR
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  • Dimensions

    W: 60 D: 27 H: 27 cm
  • Materials

    Belgian Bluestone

ÆTHER/MASS, Objects Where Function And Meaning Converge

ÆTHER/MASS is a Brussels-based design practice founded in 2022 by Davy Grosemans. Rooted in a belief in deep collaboration between designer and artisan, the practice explores what becomes possible when conceptual vision meets mastered craftsmanship.

It emerged from an understanding of collaboration not as a division of labour, but as a shared act of creation. At its core lies the alliance between designer and maker — an exchange that expands possibility by drawing on skills refined through years of dedication.