Flat Surgery by Mathieu Lehanneur

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More from French designer Mathieu Lehanneur: this time a series of rugs depicting squashed vital organs.

Called Flat Surgery, the collection was commissioned by the Carpenters Workshop Gallery in London.

More about Mathieu Lehanneur on Dezeen:

Delicious metal cabinets (earlier today)
Age of the World (July 2009)
LaboBrain and LaboShop (December 2008)
Local River (April 2008)
Bel-Air (November 2007)

Here's a tiny bit of text from Mathieu Lehanneur:


'Flat Surgery' at Carpenters Workshop Gallery

The human body in radical mode - 'Flat surgery' plays with our vital organs to compose motifs and messages. These are rugs to map out habitat: digestive system in the dining room, brain in the office, genitalia in the bedroom...

One Response to Flat Surgery by Mathieu Lehanneur

  1. George says:

    Inspiration comes from everywhere!

  2. My doctor boyfriend said he doesn’t want to look at this!

  3. gaque says:

    i think this is quite beautiful

  4. ads says:

    Designers designs are the state of the mind. I think Mathieu Lehanneur needs to see a shrink

  5. Laura Maranzana Skeeters says:

    Gross!

  6. Prof. Z. says:

    inspiration aksel-creation exhibited in Colette Paris?
    http://www.kristiinawilson.com/kidneychair.jpg

  7. Tom from hcmc says:

    Designed for the Hannibal Lecter in you!

  8. J* says:

    Done in a funnier way a few years ago here: http://www.roadkilltoys.com/
    haha. I prefer the roadkills bunnies….

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