Bartleby Objects Video Portraits
Director/Composer: Elizabeth LoPiccolo | Videographer: Brian Weiss | Art Director: Juri Onuki | Editor: Ashley Kreamer
The first in a series of videos, capturing our materials and process.
To see more, head over to our Materials page.
Director/Composer: Elizabeth LoPiccolo | Videographer: Brian Weiss | Art Director: Juri Onuki | Editor: Ashley Kreamer
The first in a series of videos, capturing our materials and process.
To see more, head over to our Materials page.
Bartleby Objects is a multi-disciplinary design studio, making objects of use for the home and individual.
Our work engages in a relationship to the body and responds to notions of desire, economy, and power.
We offer objects to make daily life a little sweeter, a little easier.
We consider our goods to be gender-neutral, with a strong advocacy for femininity.
Our work engages in a relationship to the body and responds to notions of desire, economy, and power.
We offer objects to make daily life a little sweeter, a little easier.
We consider our goods to be gender-neutral, with a strong advocacy for femininity.
Our products are made on an intimate scale - one at a time, by hand. We consider technique as an expression of culture. The technique utilised takes each object into account - its function, aesthetic, and meaning. We combine traditional and contemporary methods to represent a wide range of expressions.
Our products are made in our Brooklyn Navy Yard studio by owner, designer, and primary maker, Mary L Chan.
Originally from Malaysia, Mary was raised in Hong Kong and Singapore, studied English Literature & Queer Theory in Scotland and New York, then Interior Design at Parsons in New York City. She established the umbrella project, Studio Bartleby, in 2006, which focused on the practice of interior and furniture design.
Our products are made in our Brooklyn Navy Yard studio by owner, designer, and primary maker, Mary L Chan.
Originally from Malaysia, Mary was raised in Hong Kong and Singapore, studied English Literature & Queer Theory in Scotland and New York, then Interior Design at Parsons in New York City. She established the umbrella project, Studio Bartleby, in 2006, which focused on the practice of interior and furniture design.
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