What is ROSy

ROSy (Rotterdam System) is a modular interior structure based on a perforated board pattern.
It comes in a variety of parts and pieces which can be joined for almost any need.
Build your own working structures, shelves, storage systems, exhibition booths,
fair structures, shop systems... and change them around quickly to suit your needs!

► modular

► playful

► regenerative

►► ROSy.furniture

Sebastian Kubersky

Artist, loves the sledgehammer as much as finessing details. Weeks of squinting in front of the screen are followed by weeks of meticulous production in the workshop. All this is combined with a touch of bricolage responding to the installation´s needs on location.
Sebastian studied philosophy at Universität Hamburg and Fine Arts at HfbK Hamburg.

Christine van Meegen

Designer, occupies an out-of-the-box approach towards projects. She strives for understandable and simple designs. She is the initial spark for ideas, she conceptualises and brings people together, all topped with an insatiable material nerdism. Christine has a background in interior architecture and studied Social Design at Design Academy Eindhoven.

Studio C.A.R.E. hacked a restaurant – not into (too many) pieces and there were no hackled animals either – but the location “Pane e Tulipani” in Hamburg underwent real change for one evening:

The Infinite Dinner

Together with the GARDEN collective we set up the second episode of the infinite dinner. As a development from its first occurrence during the project “Vandalism Change Research Entstuckung”, we added game aspects to the dinner – based on our experiences with the game Trojan House – that incited the dinner guests to take action in the restaurant and exhibition environment.

Through the evening the whole restaurant became a more and more surreal place, with graffiti in the toilets, smashed paintings in the exhibition room, a hole in the wall that led to a secret kitchen area and the main aspect of each dinner course: the collapsing of the table tops. Everything on the two tables rushed down ending up in a big vessel which was then handed dramatically through the smashed hole into the kitchen (we claimed the rest would be worked into the next round – it’s an Infinite Dinner!)

All this in order to widen expectations, change positions towards the use of a seemingly destined space. To generate an experience of beauty in deconstruction and freedom in taking distance from things, functions, surroundings and common concepts.

The invitations for the dinner were handwritten porcelain dishes, smashed with a hammer, sealed with a vacuum device and sent by mail. There were no plates used during the dinner though.

Smashed paintings

In order to transform these ideas into a certain piece of work, a concept of destroyable multi-layered and multi-style paintings was created. These works use different narratives of gestural and action painting, kitsch, high gloss and destruction to tell the story of beauty out of destruction.

A thousand thanks to all performers: Babak, Jeanette, Jivan, Jil, Lydia, Marc, Stefanje, Ray; to the GARDEN collective; to Pane e Tulipani; and of course to the Gallery Oel-Früh team!

Thank you Deutsche Post for being very open-minded and sending our tableware invitations!

paintings: Sebastian Kubersky

menu: GARDEN collective

film: Ray Juster, Johannes Hoffmann

Booklet and text for the event created by Jeannette Petrik