The Invisible Mark

Elise Van Thuyne has been working as an interior architect since 2005 and has already renovated over 70 private homes, offices and studios. This book offers a unique insight into her world, in the form of various reportages about some of her projects, which could be described as both invisible and profound. The book opens with a chapter on Elise's own home, as well as offering a detailed overview of the renovation of the studio of the artists Muller Van Severen. The photos by photographers such as Tine Guns, Heidi Lerckenfeldt, Hannes Vandenbroucke and Adriaan Verwee add depth, creating a subjective and imperfect view of Elise's projects. These qualities are also typical of Elise's work: you can recognise her interventions because of the tactile materials and her never-wavering yet unassuming attention to detail. AUTHOR: Elise Van Thuyne is a self-taught architect and has been working as an interior architect since 2005. As such, she eschews the concepts and rules of design architecture. Instead she looks at light, materials and detail. While her interventions are often radical, they are never aggressive. She uses pure materials and is always in search of a rough, imperfect and timeless beauty, even in the unfinished. 90 colour images