PAN AMSTERDAM CATALOGUS 2019 - PIET HEIN EEK · 2019. 11. 21. · CATALOGUS 2019 PIET HEIN EEK....

PAN AMSTERDAMCATALOGUS 2019

PIET HEIN EEK

1606 (locatie: Mövenpick Hotel, Amsterdam), 2008-201981 x 160 cm (L) 65 x 130 cm (M)Inkjet on lustre, diasec glossyedition: 7 + 2 a.p. euro 4.600

WILLEM VAN DEN HOED

829 (Narcissus) (locatie: Hotel Nikko, Düsseldorf), 2019100 x 100 cm (L) 70 x 70 cm (M)inkjet on baryta, diasec edition: 7 + 2 a.p. euro 4.500

TOKIHIRO SATO

Sakura on Sakura #12, 2018111,8 x 161,5 cminkjet color-print edition: 12euro 18.600


Camera Lucida-Tsuruoka #33, 201530 x 38 cminkjet color-print edition: 12euro 3.350



Shirakami #2, 2008149,5 x 183,5 cminkjet color-print edition: 2/3euro 19.476

Shirakami #3, 2008149,5 x 183,5 cminkjet color-print edition: 2/3euro 19.476

REINOUD VAN VUGHT

untitled, 2019

140 x 170 cm

arcylic paint on canvas

euro 9.300

untitled, 2019

180 x 200 cm

acrylic paint on canvas

euro 11.400

unitled, 2019

190 x 125 cm

acrylic paint, ink and charcoal on paper

euro 5.950

MARC MULDERS

HUNT FOR PARADISE. 01.04.19

46 x 38 cm

oil paint on paper

oak Piet Hein Eek-box frame

euro 4.800


46 x 38 cm

oil paint on paper


euro 4.800


46 x 38 cm

oil paint on paper


euro 4.800

ARSENIO RODRIGUEZ

Arsenio Rodriguez has been involved for more than 20 years in recycling art projects. He lives and works close to the sea in Cadiz, Spain. To create greater awareness for the global waste plastic problem and the plastic pollution he creates magical ‘underwater worlds’ from the materials that are destroying the seas in a rapid pace. The plastics that wash ashore are collected by the artist and are processed in his art works. Through his art works Arsenio creates an environment in which children and grown-ups can experience the fascinating particularities of human beings that on the one hand can create beauty but are destroying it at the same time.

untitled #4, 2019

78 x 28,5 x 14 cm

waste plastic and tiewraps

euro 1.035,50

untitled #11, 2019

70 x 43,5 x 17,5 cm


euro 1.144,50

untitled #10, 2019

60,5 x 38,5 x 22 cm


euro 1.199

untitled #5, 2019

63,5 x 24 x 12 cm


euro 1.035,50

untitled #9, 2019

100 x 37,5 x 17 cm


euro 1.035,50

untitled #13, 2019

105 x 74 x 10 cm


euro 1.696

37 47

84

OAK CHAIR IN SCRAPWOOD The scrap wood chair is virtually identical to the oak chair. After making the rigid and uncomfortable prototype, we curved the back by laminating it with two pieces of wood, each 4 or 5 mm thick. The layers of wood were (and still are) pressed into shape using a press. I didn’t think it was possible to make this chair in scrap wood because the back of the seat back was made of planed wood, resulting in little visible texture or colour when you pulled up the chair. I realised much later that it was possible to also make this chair in scrap wood because we laminate it. You simply stick the smooth, planed sides against each other, exposing the scrap wood on both sides. I felt like I had spent years walking around in a daze because, despite repeated attempts to make the oak chair in scrap wood, I was continually held back by a wrong thought. The chair has now become our best-selling chair, which only further emphasises that

prolonged blind spot.

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

2475

2005

38 x 46 x 84 (48) cm

scrapwood unlacquered

euro 379

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

2475F

2005

38 x 46 x 84 (48) cm

scrapwood fixated

euro 417

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

2475H

2005

38 x 46 x 84 (48) cm

scrapwood unlacquered

euro 498

color

detailsinside cabinet

available in various colors of scrapwood

2 doors + 3 large drawers

10 small drawers + 2 shelves

40 x 40 CUBE SERIES

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

3890-77A

2019

48 x 48 x 48 cm

scrapwood

euro 5.938

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

3890-77B

2019

48 x 48 x 48 cm

scrapwood

euro 4.750

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

3890-77D

2019

48 x 48 x 48 cm

scrapwood

euro 4.750

art nryear

size

material

rrp

3890-77C

2019

48 x 48 x 48 cm

scrapwood

euro 5.938

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

3890-77E

2019

48 x 48 x 48 cm

scrapwood

euro 4.750

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

3890-77G

2019

48 x 48 x 48 cm

scrapwood

SOLD

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

3890-77F

2019

48 x 48 x 48 cm

scrapwood

euro 5.938

CUT GLASS CANDLEHOLDER

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

3944

2019

ø 8,5 x 16 cm

cut glass / brass

euro 89

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

3945

2019

ø 12,5 x 19,8 cm

cut glass / brass

euro 139

190536 _GEZAAGD-GLAS-KANDELAAR

GGK-1A

CUT GLASS LAMP

art nryear

size

material

rrp

3946

2019

ø 9,5-12,10 x 19,8 cm

glass / brass

euro 149

190536 _NIEUW-GEZAAGD-GLAS-HANGLAMPJE

NGGHL1

OLD CUT GLASS CHANDELIER

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

unique / limited

2019

ø 46,5 x 50 cm

glass / brass

POA

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

unique / limited

2019

ø 93 x 100 cm

glass / brass

POA

200 x 200 OLD OAK CABINET

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

unique / limited

2019

140 x 60 x 140 cm

glass / brass

POA

WASTE BUSTE IN SCRAPWOOD

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

unique / limited

2013

220 x 320 x 200 cm

waste wood

euro 48.000

40 x 40 3D WASTE WASTE PAINTING Very attractive, and probably completely unsaleable, are the 40×40 3D paintings we have made. We had already previously made test paintings; I quite wrongly call all my works that are made to hang on the wall ‘paintings’ because you can hang them on the wall like a painting. The paintings are made from coloured 40×40 mm planks of scrap wood that are three-dimensionally and rhythmically joined together. Due to their three-dimensional character, the pieces change colour when you walk past them or move them. The pieces of wood are all glued corner to corner.

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

3890-85

2019

98,5 x 98,5 cm

scrapwood

euro 10.500

painting can be hung up in 2 ways

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

3890-84

2019

26,5 x 26,5 cm

scrapwood

euro 3.200


art nr

year

size

material

rrp

3890-66

2019

53,5 x 26,5 cm

scrapwood

4.200

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

3890-67

2019

26,5 x 26,5 cm

scrapwood

euro 3.200



WASTE TABLE IN SCRAPWOOD

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

3855H

2001

300 x 100 x 78 cm

scrapwood

POA

STRIJP-T VASES as well as all the square stuff, we have also been able to acquire some thick-walled, round, glass test tubes from the old Philips glass laboratory in the neighbouring industrial area Strijp-T. It is a series of vases that is limited by the number of test tubes we were able to find: 52 small tubes, 160 middle-sized and four large ones.

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

limited

2019

Ø 3,7 x 14 cm

copper / glass

euro 140

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

limited

2019

Ø 4,8 x 30,5 cm

copper / glass

euro 290

art nr

year

size

material

rrp

limited

2019

Ø 15 x 34,8 cm

copper / glass

euro 425

BOEK 1 BOEK 1 describes the first sixteen years of the existence of the Piet Hein Eek brand and the

Eek en Ruijgrok B.V. company in word and image. The book begins with the very first cabinet made from

matchsticks that Piet Hein Eek made in his attic room at the age of 13, followed by the scrap wood

cupboards he designed for his Industrial Design exam in Eindhoven. Max Fraser describes the stories

behind the designs, interiors and projects and thus clearly presents Piet Hein Eek’s idiosyncratic,

anti-specialist way of creating. The available materials, techniques and skills always form the starting

points for the designs. In a pragmatic way and ‘with simple common sense’, both small and large solutions

are devised. This initial period can be seen as the naive period in which everything is present within the

company, except an awareness of its own special way of thinking and doing business.

ISBN 978-90-823714-0-6

year 2006

size 30,5 x 26 x 4,2 cm (452 pages)

language EN/NL

rrp euro 60

BOEK 2 After the release of BOEK 1 in 2006, that came into being with the collaboration of design

journalist Max Fraser, it is now 25 years since the foundation of PIET HEIN EEK in 1993 and thus time for

BOOK 2. The company moved from Geldrop to Eindhoven in 2010 and doubled its number of employees

and business activities. PIET HEIN EEK became mainstream. As well as workshops and a showroom, there

was also a shop, restaurant, event space and gallery. The move to the new premises, right in the middle of

the financial crisis, generated a great deal of attention. In the following years, the building measuring over

10,000 square meters also became home to a huge variety of people and activities. Instead of starting with

a neatly organised view of the world and business model, the (chaotic) outside world was embraced and

welcomed in. BOEK 2 was written by Piet Hein himself from his perspective of this impetuous

development.

ISBN 978-90-828599-0-4

year 2018

size 30,5 x 26 x 4,2 cm (452 pages)

language EN/NL

rrp euro 60

BOEK 3 BOEK 3, more so than in BOEK 2, clarifies how diverse the business activities of the PIET HEIN

EEK brand are becoming. Architectural firm Eek en Dekkers B.V. is founded, a collaboration with IKEA is

initiated and the demand for designing exclusive accessories and furniture is increasing. Everything that is

being done, learned and invested remains available and proves itself to be valuable. A purely intuitive busi-

ness model has developed, whereby the theme of sustainability is closely scrutinised.

ISBN 978-90-828599-2-5

year 2018

size 30,5 x 26 x 4,2 cm (452 pages)

language EN/NL

rrp euro 60

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