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Joost Bakker

ECO INSTALLATI­ON ARTIST AND INTERIOR STYLIST

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COLOUR PALETTE This is completely chosen by the context, environmen­t, season and materials. I almost always base my work around materials regarded as ‘waste’ or neglected.

TEXTURE AND TONE I love using natural elements that have been inflfluenc­ed by humans… and to juxtapose this with waste. At the moment I’m using yellow street signs combined with shades of yellow blossom. In short, I love a matt weathered patina and interestin­g shapes and colours.

CUTLERY PICK For one project we found thousands of different types of forks, knives and spoons, then dipped them in a hot-pink Bakelite/plastic, again made from waste, that gave uniformity and consistenc­y and looked beautiful.

PLATE UP Over the years I have created many different plates and serving ware, from reconstitu­ting plastic and melting down wine bottles to actually launching a homewares range that was designed and made here using local terracotta.

DRINK UP I like to repurpose old bottles, pots, industrial waste.

TAKE A SEAT I always like to make my own. At my home there are so many prototypes. I’m proud to say that one journalist wrote: “Joost defifinite­ly designed the world’s most brutal and uncomforta­ble chair!” 4

“I ALWAYS BASE EVERYTHING AROUND WHAT I FEEL IS THE ‘FOUNDATION’. IT COULD BE A FOUND OBJECT OR FOUND MATERIALS, THEN IT GOES FROM THERE.”

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