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Jonghoo Jeong (Studio Hoo) and Moonseop Seo (Studio Moon) present lighting and ceramics at Piet Hein Eek for DDW 2026. Jeong builds lamps from stacked layers of mixed media. Seo slip-casts ceramics in plaster molds. No two pieces are ever the same.
No Repeats
No Two Alike brings together lighting and ceramics by Jonghoo Jeong (Studio Hoo) and Moonseop Seo (Studio Moon), two designers based at Sectie-C, Eindhoven. Both practices follow a repeatable process, yet neither one ever produces the same result twice. Seen side by side, the two series reveal a shared idea: variation is not something added on top of a process, but something that comes from within it. Each piece is a completely unique object, shaped not by design choice but by the process itself.
Layered Light
Jonghoo Jeong builds his mushroom-shaped lamps from stacked layers of mixed media. Each layer is applied by hand, one on top of the other, and settles slightly differently every time. The result is a form that never repeats itself, and a shadow, shaped by the lamp's silhouette, that is deliberately designed as part of the piece.
Cast in Clay
Moonseop Seo slip-casts his ceramic table lamps using plaster block molds. The blocks are arranged in a new combination for every piece, so no two lamps ever come out the same shape. Quiet and sculptural, each lamp carries the trace of its own making — proof that even a fixed process can never fully repeat itself.
