Belgian Designer Lionel Jadot's Latest "Enthrone Dethrone" Furniture Series
Unconventional furnishings made using recycled objects.
Belgian designer and artist Lionel Jadot is currently presenting a new series of furniture at Antwerp’s Everyday Gallery, titled “Enthrone Dethrone.” The various types of seating found in the collection is made of unique elements including readymades or recycled objects that he collected over the years.
“Call it found art or trash art, the creative centipede Lionel Jadot is the international avant-garde artist in this genre par excellence. We are therefore very proud to be able to present his first ever gallery exhibition in Belgium,” said Boris Devis, owner of Everyday Gallery.
Jadot’s show at Everyday Gallery is his first-ever exhibition, displaying an eclectic set of furniture that reflects his anti-conformist and free-spirited approach to design. Highlighted pieces include an arch table lamp with a porcelain base, a chair made using VHS tapes and a wooden bench with cushioned panels of different sizes.
Check out the “Enthrone Dethrone” furniture collection by Lionel Jadot in the slideshow above and visit Everyday Gallery’s website to learn more. The exhibition is on view until August 16.
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Everyday Gallery
Jos Smolderenstraat 18
2000 Antwerpen
Belgium
