A standout at design fairs for nearly a decade, Dutch design team Studio Job mixes artistic forms and stylized craft to exquisite ends.
Led by Nynke Tynagel and Job Smeets, the company produces limited-edition objects and installations that utilize pre-Industrial Revolution techniques alongside digital processes. From enlarged, bronze farm objects that pay tribute to the peasant life to gold furniture that ironically celebrates a corrupt scoundrel, Studio Job’s functional and unusable pieces alike beautifully blur the boundaries between art and design.
Visit Studio Job’s gallery page at Vivid, read a T Magazine feature, watch a YouTube video interview, and buy the design team’s new limited edition Rizzoli monograph
Studio Job, The Crucifixion, 2009, polychrome hand-blown glass, lead, and Indian rosewood, 367 x 217 x 15 cm, edition 1 + 1 AP, Collection Zuiderzee Museum (NL), exhibited at Chiostri di San Simpliciano Milan (I), photo R. Kot
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