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GHENT, BELGIUM / London, uk
Design for 3D printing and Creative fabrication
info@eragatory.cominstagram: eragatory www.eragatory.com
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Considering the reduced definition after glazing, these vases/milk jugs deliberately revolve around a certain degre...
isaie bloch
Design for 3D printing and Creative fabrication
info@eragatory.com
About Eragatory
Lives and works in London, UK
Founded in 2010 by Belgian Architect Isaïe Bloch, Eragatory is a versatile design practice based in London.
His ongoing research and design ambitions are focused on the impact of digital craftsmanship within multiple disciplines including Architecture, Plastic arts, Fashion and Furniture design. Eragatory aims to produce work that embodies crafted digital eclecticism through an engagement with both new digital design processes and the the oldest of manufacturing techniques and vice versa. The work of the practice has been published internationally and exhibited widely including at the FRAC Collection Orlean Fr, Zaha Hadid Design Gallery London UK, Centre Pompidou Paris FR, The Metropolitan Museum New York USA. Isaie Bloch also lectures Architectural design in the MArch Part2 program both at the Bartlett UCL and UEL in London.
Founded in 2010 by Belgian Architect Isaïe Bloch, Eragatory is a versatile design practice based in London.
His ongoing research and design ambitions are focused on the impact of digital craftsmanship within multiple disciplines including Architecture, Plastic arts, Fashion and Furniture design. Eragatory aims to produce work that embodies crafted digital eclecticism through an engagement with both new digital design processes and the the oldest of manufacturing techniques and vice versa. The work of the practice has been published internationally and exhibited widely including at the FRAC Collection Orlean Fr, Zaha Hadid Design Gallery London UK, Centre Pompidou Paris FR, The Metropolitan Museum New York USA. Isaie Bloch also lectures Architectural design in the MArch Part2 program both at the Bartlett UCL and UEL in London.
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