Designed for the Yumin Art Nouveau Collection exhibition, Jac Studios has crafted distinct display cases that highlight the artwork in them, while also playing off the architecture of the gorgeous museum. The exhibition itself consists of art-nouveau glass crafted between 1870 and 1940 by Émile Galle and her contemporaries. The Jac Studios project has already been named Interior of the Year at the Inside interior design awards.
Display cases are rarely the focus of an art exhibition and this is the idea Jac Studios built its concept around. The glass displays were built specifically to contrast the building's austere and heavy walls, while also showcasing the intricate pieces housed inside. The glass displays were created alongside art-nouveau specialist Didier Laugault to ensure everything was presented and arranged in the best possible way.
Thoughtfully Crafted Glass Displays
Jac Studios Created Artistic Displays for an Exhibition
Trend Themes
1. Art-nouveau Glass Displays - Art-nouveau glass displays are becoming a trend in exhibition design, offering a unique and visually stunning way to showcase artwork.
2. Contrasting Architecture with Displays - Designing display cases that contrast with the architecture of a space is a trend that creates a visually striking and memorable experience for viewers.
3. Collaborating with Specialists - Collaborating with specialists in a specific art style, such as art-nouveau, can lead to innovative display designs that effectively highlight and present the artwork.
Industry Implications
1. Exhibition Design - Incorporating art-nouveau glass displays in exhibition design can provide a fresh and captivating approach to showcasing artwork.
2. Interior Design - Designing display cases that contrast with the architecture of a space can be an important consideration in interior design, creating unique and visually appealing environments.
3. Art Market - Collaborating with specialists in specific art styles, like art-nouveau, can offer new and exciting opportunities for artists to present their work in a distinctive and engaging manner.