Collection ATELIER Things

ATELIER: Thing I
Mixed media
Wood | EPS | Concrete | Acryllic
30 W x 42 H x 30 D cm

ATELIER: Thing II
Mixed media
Wood | EPS | Concrete | Acryllic
30 W x 42 H x 30 D cm

ATELIER: Thing III
Mixed media
Wood | EPS | Concrete | Acryllic
30 W x 42 H x 30 D cm

ATELIER: Thing IV
Mixed media
Wood | EPS | Concrete | Acryllic
30 W x 42 H x 30 D cm

ATELIER: Thing V
Mixed media
Wood | EPS | Concrete | Acryllic
30 W x 42 H x 30 D cm

ATELIER: Thing VI
Mixed media
Wood | EPS | Concrete | Acryllic
30 W x 42 H x 30 D cm

ATELIER: Thing VII
Mixed media
Wood | EPS | Concrete | Acryllic
30 W x 42 H x 30 D cm

Collection ATELIER tables

ATELIER: Table 9
Mixed media
Wood | EPS | Concrete | Acryllic Yacht coating
30 W x 42 H x 30 D cm

ATELIER: Table 6
Mixed media
Wood | EPS | Concrete | Acryllic
30 W x 42 H x 30 D cm

Collection VESSEL

VESSEL: Sitting Object
3D robot print PP | Carbon fibre
15kg

VESSEL: Side Table

Aluminum | Laser Cut | Hand Assembled
80kg

Collection Chess Set

Chess I
3D printed magnetic ABS pieces
Acrillyc glass | Aluminum body
42 x 42 cm

Vessel

Translating sound to matter

[Briefing]

In search of making the invisible tangible
RBG18 developped a cymatic installation in which soundwaves get translated to matter.
During the search for function for the created forms, a way to influence the end result
in a controlled manner was found.
The objects serve as a vessel of sound while being usable for human interaction.
[Artistic Approach]

By recognizing patterns and rhythms within the waveforms, the human brain can find possibilities in the seemingly random void. The process is intuitive, navigating between chaos and the known. The technology used allows sound to be a guide while creating.
[0utcome]

The resulting objects serve as functional vessels showing the shape of sound. This approach questions the philosophical meaning of objects (why they exist, what they represent) and the physical (how they are used). The Vessel project shows the interplay of randomness and intention, showcasing how technology can amplify the creative process while preserving the organic essence of its inspiration.

[Installations]
_Light reactive sound imprints on canvas
_Sound translations to physical objects
_Realtime 3D sound printer
_Live multi sensory experience

Side Table

30Hz 0.4y-26Hz 0.8y
Aluminum | Laser Cut | Hand Assembled | 80kg

Chess

[Briefing]
Our chess design was born from a minimal conservative idea: to create a essential set that preserves the identity of each piece.

Inspired by the architectural elegance of Le Corbusier’s chess design, we noticed a gap—while his approach was visually striking, it strayed too far from the traditional forms that make chess instantly recognizable. Our goal was to strike a balance. We reimagined the classic shapes of the knight, king, and other pieces, distilling them into clean, modern lines while ensuring they remain unmistakably chess.

For organizational and tactile reasons, magnets are embedded in the middle of each square. Mixed media showcasing of a LP or other material is possible. The result is a set that honors the game’s heritage while embracing a bold, architectural aesthetic—a perfect fusion of tradition and innovation.

Chess I
Chess board: Magnets embedded in acrillyc glass,
aluminum plate
Chess Pieces: ABS with magnet bullets

42cm x 42cm

A Belgium-based, non disciplinary atelier redefining the boundaries of design.