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MAZE Design Basel 2026

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  • For its participation in Maze Design Basel, the Galerie Gastou presents a vibrant dialogue between the great masters of the 1970s and a new generation of contemporary creators who are today pushing the boundaries of design and sculpture. Alongside iconic works by Philippe Hiquily, Jean-Claude Farhi, François-Xavier Lalanne and Raphaël Raffel, the gallery brings to light the sensitive and organic worlds of Agnès Debizet, Irene Cattaneo and Béatrice Serre. Works that, despite the decades separating them, seem to speak a common language: that of freedom of form, the poetic power of materials, and a certain idea of timeless elegance.

     

    This confrontation of eras has been at the heart of the gallery’s vision since its very beginning. More than a simple presentation, the aim is to create connections, to let lines, tensions and aesthetic obsessions flow between past and present. To show that great creators never really age when they achieve a true and just form. In Basel, the brass of Hiquily, the otherworldly silhouettes of Lalanne and the radical volumes of Farhi find a natural echo in the dreamlike sculptures of Agnes Debizet, the quiet poetry of Irene Cattaneo and the mineral reliefs of Béatrice Serre. A journey through time in which design becomes a living, free and deeply contemporary territory.

     

    Offene Kirche Elisabethen — Elisabethenstrasse 10 – 14 — Basel, Switzerland

     


     

  • List of Works

    • François-Xavier Lalanne, "Rhinocéros" paravent, 1976
      François-Xavier Lalanne, "Rhinocéros" paravent, 1976
    • Agnès Debizet, "La Centauresse" console, 2026
      Agnès Debizet, "La Centauresse" console, 2026
    • Raphaël Raffel, Pair of armchairs, c. 1974
      Raphaël Raffel, Pair of armchairs, c. 1974
    • Agnès Debizet, "Calissonne" coffee table, 2024
      Agnès Debizet, "Calissonne" coffee table, 2024
    • Philippe Hiquily, "La Voix" sculpture, 1973
      Philippe Hiquily, "La Voix" sculpture, 1973
    • Jean Touret, Set of 6 chairs
      Jean Touret, Set of 6 chairs
    • Philippe Hiquily, "Henri Samuel" floor lamp, 1974
      Philippe Hiquily, "Henri Samuel" floor lamp, 1974
    • Irene Cattaneo, "Fleurs Monstrueuses" lamp, 2026
      Irene Cattaneo, "Fleurs Monstrueuses" lamp, 2026
    • Agnès Debizet, "Corne de Brume" illuminated sculpture, 2025
      Agnès Debizet, "Corne de Brume" illuminated sculpture, 2025
    • Philippe Hiquily, "Trèfle" dining table, 1976
      Philippe Hiquily, "Trèfle" dining table, 1976
    • Irene Cattaneo, "The Observatory" ceiling light, 2025
      Irene Cattaneo, "The Observatory" ceiling light, 2025
    • Béatrice Serre, "Edelweiss" witch mirror, 2026
      Béatrice Serre, "Edelweiss" witch mirror, 2026
    • Béatrice Serre, "Ice" witch mirror, 2026
      Béatrice Serre, "Ice" witch mirror, 2026
    • Monique Rozanes, "Matière Invisible" totem, 2025
      Monique Rozanes, "Matière Invisible" totem, 2025
    • Agnès Debizet, "Entrelacs" stools, 2026
      Agnès Debizet, "Entrelacs" stools, 2026

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