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拍品专文
Enfant, Marc Newson assemble des karts faits d’objets récupérés avec lesquels il dévale les collines bordant sa maison. Une activité qui signe pour lui l’avènement de sa passion pour le Design. Si les œuvres de Marc Newson ont envahi les intérieurs du monde entier jusqu’aux poignets des utilisateur de l’Apple watch, l’artiste n’a cessé de dessiner tous les moyens de transports imaginables : bateaux, avions, bicyclette, voiture, ensemble de moyens de locomotion qui peupleront l’exposition de la Galerie Gagosian à New York Marc Newson : Transport (14 septembre-16 octobre 2010). C’est dans cette exposition qu’est présenté Body jet, le prototype d’un jet pack ou réacteur dorsal dessiné en 2008 et réalisé en 2010. Rêve d’enfant, objet d’un futur imaginé dans les années 60 réactualisé en fibre de carbone et matériaux high tech, Newson suit sa propre devise, incitant le designer à inventer l’objet de demain : « C'est le designer qui est censé avoir la boule de cristal » J. Sims, ‘Designing the future : an interview with Marc Newson’, Aston Martin magazine, n. d.)
Ce lot sera vendu avec son certificat d'enregistrement et sa brochure de présentation datés 2008.
As a child, Marc Newson assembled go-karts made of recycled objects with which he raced down the hills surrounding his home. This activity marked the beginning of his passion for Design. While the works of Marc Newson have invaded the interiors of the world, including the wrists of Apple watch users, the artist has continued to conceive all means of transport imaginable: boats, planes, bicycles, cars. These different modes of locomotion populated the exhibition of the Gagosian Gallery in New York: Marc Newson: Transport (14 September-16 October 2010). It is in this exhibition that Body jet was presented, the prototype of a jet pack or dorsal reactor designed in 2008 and produced in 2010. A child's dream, an object of a future imagined in the 1960s, updated in carbon fibre and high-tech materials, Newson follows his own motto, encouraging the designer to invent the object of tomorrow: “It is the designer who is supposed to have the crystal ball,” J. Sims, 'Designing the future: an interview with Marc Newson', Aston Martin magazine, n. d.)
This lot will be sold with its certificate of registration and its presentation brochure dated 2008.
Ce lot sera vendu avec son certificat d'enregistrement et sa brochure de présentation datés 2008.
As a child, Marc Newson assembled go-karts made of recycled objects with which he raced down the hills surrounding his home. This activity marked the beginning of his passion for Design. While the works of Marc Newson have invaded the interiors of the world, including the wrists of Apple watch users, the artist has continued to conceive all means of transport imaginable: boats, planes, bicycles, cars. These different modes of locomotion populated the exhibition of the Gagosian Gallery in New York: Marc Newson: Transport (14 September-16 October 2010). It is in this exhibition that Body jet was presented, the prototype of a jet pack or dorsal reactor designed in 2008 and produced in 2010. A child's dream, an object of a future imagined in the 1960s, updated in carbon fibre and high-tech materials, Newson follows his own motto, encouraging the designer to invent the object of tomorrow: “It is the designer who is supposed to have the crystal ball,” J. Sims, 'Designing the future: an interview with Marc Newson', Aston Martin magazine, n. d.)
This lot will be sold with its certificate of registration and its presentation brochure dated 2008.