#Bina Baitel

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Bina Baitel: Pull Over (2008)

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Confluentia / Bina Baitel

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Un diseño de Bina Baitel para  La Redoute

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Bina Baitel, Saddle Swing, 2013

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ビーナ・ベイテルによる髪の毛がかき分けられるような細かな動きで時間を知らせる時計「Lash Clock」(designboom) Bina Baitel’s Lash Clock gently strokes passing time (designboom)

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ARCHITETCT BINA BAITEL STUDIO

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Bina Baitel - Recto Verso

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Le potentiel d’une remarque

BINA BAITEL STUDIO ET LUCE COUILLET, “SOUFFLET”, 2014 

Remarque : Un oreiller modulable pour s’adapter à différents usages

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Folka Bench - Bina Baitel Studio

See also:

14 Multipurpose Modular Garden Furniture Pieces

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Incredible Lash Clock by Bina Baitel http://ift.tt/2m7LqFI

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Bibelo x Bina Baitel : Collection Nodo

Forte de ses partenariats efficaces avec des créateurs français, la maison d'édition Bibelo s'associe avec la designer Bina Baitel pour proposer une collection riche en couleurs et en poésie : Nodo, un ensemble de patères ludique et raffiné. Bina Baitel fonde son studio éponyme en 2006 après avoir obtenu son diplôme à l'Ecole Nationale d'Architecture de Paris La Villette en 2002. Sa carrière décolle réellement lors qu'elle remporte le prestigieux concours des Aides à la Création du VIA en 2008 grâce à son luminaire Pull-Over et la designer entame alors des partenariats avec des maisons d'édition, des marques de luxe et des galeries d'art. Par sa sensibilité artistique et architecturale unique et l'aspect doucement régressif de ses créations, elle enchante les amateurs de design à chaque d

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You won't be able to look away from this eyelash clock

Time is a huge cause of our everyday stress. It's always either passing too slowly or too quickly.

In an attempt to make watching the time feel different, Bina Baitel Studio has created the Lash Clock. So named because it looks like a ring of eyelashes, the clock does actually tell time. Gaps in the fringe of hair denote the hour and the minute, and the gaps move ever so slightly as time passes.

According Bina Baitel Studio's website, the Lash Clock "ignores the stressful codes we are used to when facing the passing of time." The website also features the clock with both black and blonde hairs.

While this is kind of cool as an art concept, we also cannot ignore the fact that this is also rather creepy. It just feels wrong to tell time by watching hairs move. It also feels wrong to hang a circle of hair up on a wall. But we'll let you decide.

Read more: http://mashable.com/2017/01/19/eyelash-clock/

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Bina Baitel. The Lash Clock. 

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Lash Clock Tells Time by Parting Hair

Lash Clock Tells Time by Parting Hair

Lash Clock by Bina Baitel is an interesting creation. It is a circular disk inlaid with hair (or fiber), which is parted to represent the position of the hour and minute hands. The clock’s idea is to offer a “new experience in the perception of time.” (more…)

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Incredible Lash Clock by Bina Baitel https://t.co/xDAWois63G #art #design #culture

Incredible Lash Clock by Bina Baitel https://t.co/xDAWois63G #art #design #culture

— The Artist (@TheArtistSocial) March 10, 2017

via Twitter https://twitter.com/TheArtistSocial March 10, 2017 at 06:45PM