Client : Galerie Ségolène Brossette
Year : 2022

The Pixels project is a research on the grid and square motif. Drawing on the codes of the digital image, this aesthetic is reinterpreting in a personal way and transposes it materially through several objects.
This plastic research led the designer to the subject of ambivalence. Whether through the prism of duplication, repetition or reflection, this is a collection that is in search of identity. The function of the objects then becomes ambiguous. We observe it in particular through the Pixels furniture which is voluntarily devoid of attributions: are they side tables, bedside tables or stools dedicated to the domestic space? Are they pedestals or sculptures at the service of a gallery?
This search for identity is also expressed through the theme of metamorphosis and otherness.
Through their natures, their dispositions and the interaction with the public, each Pixels piece transcends into a unique double and is then confronted with its own image.
Moreover, the objects of the Pixels collection interact with and within the works of Christophe Beauregard, allowing moments of mise-en-abime between the creations of the photographer and those of the designer within the exhibition space.

©Photos by Christophe Beauregard and Mathieu Delacroix