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From clothes to tablecloths,\u00a0from blankets to cushions,\u00a0to carpets and tapestries; inspired by\u00a0the ordinary, from everyday objects\u00a0and by varying the techniques\u00a0of textile creation,\u00a0Manuel Leromain stands out\u00a0by his graphic design and his attraction\u00a0for colour.<\/p>\n
His collages, drawings and photographs draw the contours\u00a0of a light and joyful atmosphere.<\/p>\n
An invitation to travel.<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n His tapestries are woven on an industrial loom in Waarschoot near Ghent\u00a0at B&T textilia<\/strong> (<\/a>thus made in Belgium). The company has inherited the whole culture of\u00a0the Flemish tapestry culture, which is why it continues to weave upholstery fabrics that\u00a0are close to the traditional weaving techniques of tapestry.<\/p>\n Manuel spent\u00a0a year working in parallel with the weaving business, working on an artisanal loom, to find out what weave and colours\u00a0(i.e. the interweaving of the threads) he wanted to achieve. He also worked\u00a0with a woven colour chart, in the form of a grid, in order to imagine the right\u00a0associations of colours between them, knowing that there were more than 300 possibilities.<\/p>\n Radiant, striking and above all brilliant,\u00a0the \u00ab\u00a0Goal\u00a0\u00bb carpet series is inspired by the graphic organisation of supporters’ scarves. But above all it is the play of lines and geometrical shapes that we perceive without artifice. Stripped of all motifs, the\u00a0associations of complementary colours take on their full meaning in this composition\u00a0of three carpets that make you turn your head and fall over backwards.<\/p>\n Manuel’ s beautiful contemporary tapestries are visible in our gallery since March 2023.<\/p>\n He will represent Belgium, among 13 other designers selected by \u00ab\u00a0Belgium is Design<\/a>\u00ab\u00a0<\/strong> \u00a0for the next Satellite Fair<\/a> <\/strong>during the Milano Design week in April 2023.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n