Quelle Fête is a series objet d’arts created by design firm ROTGANZEN that can be seen in public venues as an art installation, as part of a collaborative furniture collection and are sold separately for home decoration on a smaller scale.
ROTGANZEN Melting Disco Balls
The object represents a playful image of days gone by and a melancholic reminder of the glamour nights of disco. The amorphous shapes are covered, through painstaking craftsmanship, with a carefully arranged glittering skin of mirrored glass tiles. The once iconic shape of the disco ball is reborn with new character and meaning in an ode to the happy days of way back when.
The fun handmade objets d’art add design panache to the exterior and interior of restaurants and stores and are also a component in a collaborative collection of furniture designs (shown later in this post). The Rotganzen design collective also produced Mini Quelle Fait I and for individual sale.
QUELLE FÊTE INSTALLATIONS
Commissioned by various restaurants, bars and stores, the melting disco balls look great in situ. Below are some examples
QUELLE FÊTE X VitraHaus, 2020
Commissioned by Vitra, Weil am Rhein
QUELLE FÊTE X Le Pristine Restaurant, 2020
Commissioned by Le Pristine, Antwerp / Sergio Herman
QUELLE FÊTE SOUVENIR, 2019
Shown at the Veuve Clicquot pop-up bar, London
QUELLE FÊTE X The Ministry, 2019
Commissioned by The Ministry of Sound, London
QUELLE FÊTE X ZARA, 2016
Locations: London, Milan, Paris, Tokyo
Commissioned by Inditex / Zara
QUELLE FETE MINIS
The collective has made limited editions of his Quelle Fête Mini (€999,00) and Quelle Fête Mini II (€499,00) but we are very sad to report that both are totally sold out.
The organic melting disco ball has not only made an appearance as an art installation at various venues, but also in the collaboration with furniture brand Gufram as a component in their DiscoGufram collection of After Party cabinet series.
After Party Cabinet Series by Gufram
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Photography for ROTGANZEN: Pim Top
