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Liturgical furnishing rethought by Mathieu Lehanneur
In the French department of Deux-Sèvre, a Romanesque church got a surprising makeover. Mathieu Lehanneur introduced an architectural gesture into the religious space that is, without doubt, a milestone in the contemporary direction of sacral arts.
Mathieu Lehanneur is on the frontlines of international design, and his illustrious projects blend
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Forest Chapel in Pannonhalma
It has no roof, no side walls, yet it’s still a chapel – the sacral space located at Szent Imre Hill, Pannonhalma, and designed by the students of MOME and their helpers within a week in the Illak forest celebrated its second anniversary recently. However, the chapel is not only
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Sacrality and design through the eyes of young designers
The duo of religion and design interweave our everydays in many different ways:
starting from music videos full of Christian symbols, through the kitschy
objects placed in mass production to our acts recalling religious rituals like
“following” our favorite celebrities – we preserve the motifs of religion in
unusual new ways