Navigating the intersection of design, art, and architecture, Martine Bedin’s work vibrantly combines bold colors, geometric forms, and innovative materials such as marble, glass, metal, and plastic. By questioning conventional notions of function and beauty, she crafts pieces that are at once sculptural and practical, inviting viewers to rethink the relationship between utility and artistic expression. Her practice encompasses object and furniture design as well as oil painting and wooden sculpture, reflecting a deep investigation into how form and material interact. Movement and transformation are recurring themes, with many works inviting physical interaction and engagement. Combining whimsy and artistic freedom with practical design, Bedin reimagines how objects can evoke emotional and conceptual responses. Her work embodies a spirit of experimentation and joy, offering fresh perspectives on the everyday and the role of creativity in shaping experience. ...
