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Et Arrangement’s Triptych I, a black three-panel wall-mounted work with burnished brass hinges and hand-patterned, labyrinth-like lines inspired by the traces of woodboring beetles beneath old oak bark. Et Arrangement, Triptych I, 2026. MDF, hand-patterned and treated with black linseed oil, with burnished brass hinges. Unfolded: 30 × 48 cm. The work traces labyrinth-like paths left by woodboring beetles beneath centuries-old oak bark. Installation view, Vanitas in Use II, Innenkreis.
Installation view of Vanitas in Use II at Innenkreis, featuring Triptychs by Et arrangement, Typhon and Echidna Sitting on a Tree (2026) by Indio Möglich and a Neoclassical Marquetry Cherrywood and Walnut Side Table from the late 19th Century. Installation view of Vanitas in Use II at Innenkreis, featuring Triptychs by Et arrangement, Typhon and Echidna Sitting on a Tree (2026) by Indio Möglich and a Neoclassical Marquetry Cherrywood and Walnut Side Table from the late 19th Century. Photo by Robert Damisch.
Installation view, Vanitas in Use II, Innenkreis, featuring Face by Pettersen Hein, Sbaenk in walnut by Anne Jaedicke, Triptychs by Et arrangement, Typhon and Echidna Sitting on a Tree (2026) by Indio Möglich, and a late 19th-century Neoclassical marquetry cherrywood and walnut side table. Installation view, Vanitas in Use II, Innenkreis, featuring Face by Pettersen Hein, Sbaenk in walnut by Anne Jaedicke, Triptychs by Et arrangement, Typhon and Echidna Sitting on a Tree (2026) by Indio Möglich, and a late 19th-century Neoclassical marquetry cherrywood and walnut side table.
Installation view, Vanitas in Use II, Innenkreis, featuring Face by Pettersen Hein, Sbaenk in walnut by Anne Jaedicke, Triptychs by Et arrangement, Typhon and Echidna Sitting on a Tree (2026) by Indio Möglich, and a late 19th-century Neoclassical marquetry cherrywood and walnut side table. Installation view, Vanitas in Use II, Innenkreis, featuring Face by Pettersen Hein, Sbaenk in walnut by Anne Jaedicke, Triptychs by Et arrangement, Typhon and Echidna Sitting on a Tree (2026) by Indio Möglich, and a late 19th-century Neoclassical marquetry cherrywood and walnut side table.
Installation view of Vanitas in Use II at Innenkreis, featuring Triptychs (2026) and (Sn) Skrin bore (2025) by Et arrangement, Typhon and Echidna Sitting on a Tree (2026), a glass vase by Indio Möglich, Charlotte Moreno Kølkjær’s Black Oyster Vase and Sbaenk by Anne Jaedicke. Installation view of Vanitas in Use II at Innenkreis, featuring Triptychs (2026) and (Sn) Skrin bore (2025) by Et arrangement, Typhon and Echidna Sitting on a Tree (2026), a glass vase by Indio Möglich, Charlotte Moreno Kølkjær’s Black Oyster Vase and Sbaenk by Anne Jaedicke. Photo by Robert Damisch.

Et Arrangement

Triptych I, 2026
MDF, hand-patterned, treated with black linseed oil, montage with burnished brass hinges.
Unfolded measurements:
30 x 48 cm
11 3/4 x 18 7/8 in

Folded measurements:
30 x 23 cm
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  • (View a larger image of thumbnail 1 ) Et Arrangement’s Triptych I, a black three-panel wall-mounted work with burnished brass hinges and hand-patterned, labyrinth-like lines inspired by the traces of woodboring beetles beneath old oak bark.
  • (View a larger image of thumbnail 2 ) Installation view of Vanitas in Use II at Innenkreis, featuring Triptychs by Et arrangement, Typhon and Echidna Sitting on a Tree (2026) by Indio Möglich and a Neoclassical Marquetry Cherrywood and Walnut Side Table from the late 19th Century.
  • (View a larger image of thumbnail 3 ) Installation view, Vanitas in Use II, Innenkreis, featuring Face by Pettersen Hein, Sbaenk in walnut by Anne Jaedicke, Triptychs by Et arrangement, Typhon and Echidna Sitting on a Tree (2026) by Indio Möglich, and a late 19th-century Neoclassical marquetry cherrywood and walnut side table.
  • (View a larger image of thumbnail 4 ) Installation view, Vanitas in Use II, Innenkreis, featuring Face by Pettersen Hein, Sbaenk in walnut by Anne Jaedicke, Triptychs by Et arrangement, Typhon and Echidna Sitting on a Tree (2026) by Indio Möglich, and a late 19th-century Neoclassical marquetry cherrywood and walnut side table.
  • (View a larger image of thumbnail 5 ) Installation view of Vanitas in Use II at Innenkreis, featuring Triptychs (2026) and (Sn) Skrin bore (2025) by Et arrangement, Typhon and Echidna Sitting on a Tree (2026), a glass vase by Indio Möglich, Charlotte Moreno Kølkjær’s Black Oyster Vase and Sbaenk by Anne Jaedicke.
Et Arrangement presents triptychs bearing labyrinth-like paths left by woodboring beetles beneath centuries-old oak bark.
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