Eragatory @ EU Make Shanghai

PROCESS is an exhibition on the evolving nature of the contemporary design methodologies and their various conceptual and material connotations. The inherent multidisciplinary character of these increasingly complex techniques is imminently placing morphogenesis at the core of a visionary approach to architecture and design. Self-organisation, cellular growth or fluid dynamics are only a few of the obvious correlations with nature, their digital manifestations transcending the conceptual and being expressed through craft and ingenuity in the making.

It is a showcase of process-based designs, installations and architectural experiments conceived through various systematic creative mechanisms, iterative geometric transformations or algorithmic techniques and materialised through cutting-edge fabrication technologies. From the analogue to the digital, from the rational to the poetic, from the numeric to the musical, the diversity of approaches illustrates the endless palette of their applications in architecture, design, fashion and art.

Special thanks to:

Sheng Cheng

Vlad Tenu

Simona Nastac

Michelle Zeng

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.

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