Studio Akane Moriyama created a space dividing curtains for an exhibition of seven students from Konstfack Master Program at Form Design Center Malmö, Sweden. The space diving curtains were made as a partition between entrance and exhibition space. Furthermore, the curtains underlined the graphic identity of the exhibition by displaying embroidered fragments of the work of German graphic designer Eva Jauss. Semi-transparent fabric was pleated and adorned with embroidery. The curtains, positioned in a 45-degree angle, created different experiences of the embroidered graphics when seen from either the entrance or museum shop.

Scope Divider
Completed 2009
Location Malmö, Sweden
Site Form Design Center Malmö
Graphic design Eva Jauss, Berlin
Material TreviraCS (Polyester100%) 100g/m^2
Size WxH 4.8m×2.1m×2pieces, 4m×2.1m×1piece
Total cloth surface 29.6m^2
Total cloth weight 3kg
Photographer Akane Moriyama
Team Studio Akane Moriyama Akane Moriyama