NEW YORK- c-Home//Gallery has launched its first sustainable art exhibition. The first of its series will feature upcycled objects, ecological materials, and mindful design within the walls of c-Home, a series of prefabricated container homes built entirely from reclaimed shipping containers and nestled in New York’s Hudson Valley.
“We are hoping that this event will start a much-needed conversation,” stated Virginie Stolz, co-founder and CEO of c-Home USA by LOT-EK. “It is designed to not only inform individuals about the current capabilities of an upcycled living environment but also to engaging in a broader conversation around sustainable art and design.”
Selected works include existing pieces from tri-state-based artists and designers Alexander Dabagh, Chris Rucker, COCLICO, Courtney Pucket, DECODE, Godley Brown, LOT-EK, and Nik Bentel. These pieces and more were recently photographed at a c-Home in Claverack, New York, a virtual exhibition in partnership with its residents.
In collaboration with the artists — designers, inventors, sculptors, builders, and beyond — c-Home//Gallery envisions new possibilities and a future that reconsiders domestic living space in harmony with its environment.
Guests are welcome to engage with select work at the LOT-EK storefront at 616 E 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009 during New York Design Week 2023. O pen Hours are self-guided and free to the public from 10:00am to 3:00pm, Thursday, May 18th through Saturday, May 25th.
For more information, visit www.c-homeusa.com.
