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Our artis

Meet our artists

CABINET39 is excited to collaborate with a well-advised selection of creatives, artists, designers and crafts(wo)men. Their presented work, especially curated for this platform can be found in our shop.  

The works or objects are original pieces or offered in a limited edition, exclusively to be found on this website.

The result of the collaboration will be growing gradually. Many artists are making new work especially for our platform. Keep an eye on our instagram and facebook page or subscribe to the newsletter for the latest news and exciting pieces on display in our store.

In alphabetical order: 

Iwert Bernakiewicz (BE), Pietro Bonacina (IT), Steven Brouns (BE), Matali Crasset (FR), Nick Ervinck (BE), Patrick Everaert (BE), Fanfare.design (BE), Martine Geladi (BE), Serge Haelterman (BE), Charvis Harrell (US), Linde Hermans (BE), I N S T I T U T E  5 4 (BE), Herman Maes (BE), Pascale Matuscsak (BE), Renaat Nijs (BE), Audi Pauwels & Kitty Spaenjers (BE), Lucia Sammarco Pennetier (IT), Klaar Prims (BE), Rogier Rensen (BE), Ick Reuvis  (BE), Birgit Stulens (BE), Joke Timmermans (BE), Quinten Torp (BE), Karel Van Gerven (BE), Kris Vervaeke (BE), Abelone Wilhelmsen (DK)

and more great names on the way

Klaar Prims

interior architect, glass artist (BE)

In addition to her work as an interior designer, Klaar started creating glass windows to incorporate light, colours and reflections in architecture. She equates designing these windows to “painting with light”.
Klaar’s fascination for design and aesthetics led her to glassblowing.
Since then, she has become even more passionate about glass, discovering modelling liquid glass as its third dimension. Klaar has always loved working with her hands and felt an urge to create aesthetics and harmony.
After several years of searching, she ended up developing her own collection.
Klaar feels that glassblowing is the ultimate art for creative expression. She studied the technique, combining her craftsmanship with modern design. Every day, she gains inspiration and energy from the creative process.

Lucia Sammarco Pennetier

artist (IT)

Lucia Sammarco Pennetier (Milan, 1980) graduated in History of Art in Italy, she begins her artistic project focusing on the creation of frontier objects - experimetal works blending art, fashion and design. In occasion of her first exhibition "Conversation Pieces" at Claudia Gian Ferrari's gallery in 2007, she presented her first series of small walking sculptures: works conceived as sculptures that can be worn. From this, she explored her research using different mediums and new forms of expression like photography, works on paper and a project of installations in which she elaborated a new personal language of three-dimensional "signs".
She exhibited in Italy, Belgium, Germany and France. Her works were included in numerous public and private collections both in Italy and abroad as Museum of Fashion and Costume of Milan and Foundation’s Villa Necchi Campiglio and Costa's Contemporary Art Collection.

Steven Brouns

designer & manufacturer (BE)

Steven Brouns (Neerpelt, 1975) graduated as an Industrial Designer in 1999. In 2002 he launched his own design studio Zoink!. Brouns designs and produces furniture and accessories for major brand names that are looking for unique and often high-quality products. In 2005 he received the Henry van de Velde Young Talent Award.

Birgit Stulens

photographer, creative mind (BE)

Birgit Stulens is looking out for the unremarkable, the pattern, the recurrent.
Concepts of time, patterns, silence of the moment, subtle differences in light and shadow attract her attention. The awareness of being close to nature and of our limited time in this world has turned her eye to vulnerable and futile themes.

Matali Crasset

designer (FR)

Born july, 28 1965 in Chalons en Champagne
Graduated at Les Ateliers – Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Création Industrielle, matali crasset is industrial designer of formation. In agreement with one of her emblematic objets, the column of hospitality "When Jim goes up to Paris" , she puts a clean methodology in which she questions the evidence of the codes that governs our daily life to free oneselves better of it and to experiment. Thus she develops new typologies articulated around principes as the modularity, the appropriation, the flexibility, the network. Her work that has imposed itself from the years 90 as the refusal of the pure shape, conceives itself like a research in movement, made of hypotheses more than of principles. She collaborates whith eclectic universes, from the handicraft to the electronic music, from the scenography to the furniture, from the graphics to the interor architecture.
matali crasset spent her chilhood in a small village in the north of France, in a farm where work and life were intimately bound.

Charvis Harrell

artist (U.S.)

"My art comes from a desire to talk about the little know people that sacrifice to make the world a better place, and to give a deeper understanding of what it means to be Black in a society where race is rarely talked about but the disparity between them are overwhelming and devastating."

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