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Ill-Studio - BOOTHESHOP SEOUL

Ill-Studio was appointed to design the footwear and music departments of the fashion store Boontheshop in Seoul in 2016.

Originally designed by Peter Marino, the renewal of both spaces was based on the idea of making different generic environments collide : recording studios, gymnasiums, laboratories, construction sites.

Interior photography by Kyoungtae Kim. 3D render by Mathieu Blancher

Ill-Studio - BOOTHESHOP SEOUL
Ill-Studio - BOOTHESHOP SEOUL
Ill-Studio - BOOTHESHOP SEOUL
Ill-Studio - BOOTHESHOP SEOUL
Ill-Studio - BOOTHESHOP SEOUL
Ill-Studio - BOOTHESHOP SEOUL
BOOTHESHOP SEOUL
 
Ill-Studio - BWs

In 2014, Ill-Studio produced this sculpture showcasing the wheel of a Yamaha BWs 50 (arguably one of the most popular icon of 90's teenage culture) covered with gold foil. BWs stands as an allegory to cultural artifacts from past civilisations.

Ill-Studio - BWs
Ill-Studio - BWs
BWs
 
Ill-Studio - UNTOLD EIVISSA

Conceived and curated as a partnership between Ill-Studio and 2ManyDjs, Untold Eivissa is an exhibition taking the form of a trip back to the golden years of Ibiza. It features a rare selection of magazines and original party posters, a series of photographs, posters and videos made for the occasion. A flexi disc about the early days of Balearic Club Culture between 1981 and 1987 was produced to compliment the exhibition.

Ill-Studio - UNTOLD EIVISSA

Photographer : Maxime Guyon

Ill-Studio - UNTOLD EIVISSA
Ill-Studio - UNTOLD EIVISSA
Ill-Studio - UNTOLD EIVISSA
Ill-Studio - UNTOLD EIVISSA
Ill-Studio - UNTOLD EIVISSA
Ill-Studio - UNTOLD EIVISSA
Ill-Studio - UNTOLD EIVISSA
Ill-Studio - UNTOLD EIVISSA
Ill-Studio - UNTOLD EIVISSA
UNTOLD EIVISSA
 

États Transitoires is a performance imagined by Ill-Studio in collaboration with the Paris National Opera. It is a visual exploration which highlights the correlation between body, spirit and architecture.

Ill-Studio invites the viewer to watch a ballet composed of multiple and variable personalities of the same individual, played by Axel Ibot, dancer at the Opéra de Paris. The film presents a return to the fundamentals of movement, simply subject to the laws of Newtonian physics before being governed by thought. It is a cinematic analysis of movement in space, free from choreographic pre-established ideas.

Here, the body no longer responds to the mind as a cultural or social event but as a mechanical translation within a well defined architectural environment.

Original music composed by Jonathan Fitoussi

Ill-Studio - OPERA DE PARIS
Ill-Studio - OPERA DE PARIS
Ill-Studio - OPERA DE PARIS
OPERA DE PARIS
 
Ill-Studio - NEW TENDENCY

Apartamento magazine and German furniture brand New Tendency invited Ill-Studio along with Mike Meiré and Nathalie du Pasquier to rethink the brand’s signature shelving system. Ill-Studio’s design combines various raw and blank metallic surfaces as an allegory to generic industrial furniture usually found in scientific facilities as opposed to a living room.

Ill-Studio - NEW TENDENCY
Ill-Studio - NEW TENDENCY
Ill-Studio - NEW TENDENCY
Ill-Studio - NEW TENDENCY
Ill-Studio - NEW TENDENCY
NEW TENDENCY