For this second exhibition including the fireworks series Muller Van Severen create more pieces using the traditional technique of enamel in a contemporary way. The exhibition at Valerie Traan Gallery in Antwerp sees the addition of four enamel tables and two room dividers in rust. The series started with five sculptural room dividers, first shown …
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The legendary Andreas Murkudis was one of the first partners Muller Van Severen worked with back in 2014. This was the first show for Muller Van Severen in Berlin.
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As part of a year dedicated to heritage, in 2014 Le Grand-Hornu organizes an exhibition on the descendants of famous designers. In an installation for Labo des héritiers, Le Grand-Hornu looks at four prominent artistic families. They are families in the literal sense of the word; the demonstrable link is blood relationship. The degree to which …
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2012 marks the year of the big breakthrough of Muller Van Severen. Curator Louis Vermeersch offers different internationally renowned designers a stage at the Biennale in Kortrijk and sneaks the young Muller Van Severen in. All of a sudden they’re exhibiting next to famous designers such as the Japanese Nendo. The exhibition is called Future Primitives, …
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It was with this first exhibition, in early Spring 2011 that Muller van Severen was born. A creative collaboration that gave rise to a furniture collection by the Belgian duo Fien Muller and Hannes van Severen. Presented at Valerie Traan Gallery in Antwerp, one might have assumed that the confident debut pieces were the end …
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Muller Van Severen were invited to create a show at the occasion of Agora Biennale de Bordeaux. ‘Landscapes for living’ was one of the highlights at Agora in 2017. The duo Muller Van Severen explores the boundaries between art and design by constantly searching for new ways to make furniture more interesting, without diminishing functionality. Their …
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The story of fireworks begins in 2016 when muller van severen become infatuated by enamel. Not entirely unexpected, as they have a soft spot for forgotten materials and techniques such as hammered coating, neon, polyethylene, etc. The first designs of Fireworks are presented during the Milan Design Week in 2017 and are shown by the …
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