项目坐落于布鲁塞尔中心商业区，是比利时设计师Charles Kaisin在自己的工作室中进行的一次快闪式展陈设计。

Brussels, 2020 – The Belgian designer, Charles Kaisin inaugurated, a pop-up store at his creation studio located at 38 Quai du commerce in Brussels, Belgium.

▼项目外观，appearance © Nicolas Lobet

Charles Kaisin是首位使用卫生纸作为室内装饰，并以快闪店的形式展出自己的作品的设计师。利用超过5000米的绳索将18000卷卫生纸编织在一起，覆盖了整间工作室的墙壁与天花板。在疫情危机之下，很多家庭出现对卫生纸供应短缺的恐惧心理，设计师以此为灵感，将卫生纸作为对抗疫情的象征性元素创作出本项目。这些厕纸卷是比利时家乐福在第一次居家隔离期间捐赠的。Charles Kaisin快闪店展出结束之后，这些卫生纸将重新分配给慈善机构。从乐观的方面来讲，居家令使Charles Kaisin快闪店获得了充分的准备时间，项目旨在向人们展示出创造力是凌驾于恐惧之上的。

A first for the designer who opened his total look pop-up store studio made out of toilet paper rolls. 18,000 rolls of paper rolls cover entirely the walls & ceiling. The rolls are braided together using over 5,000m of rope. Following the health crisis, the designer decided to use toilet paper as a symbolic element in reference to the fear of a shortage for many households. The toilet paper rolls were donated by Carrefour Belgium aMer the first lock-down. These will be redistributed to charities once the pop-up closes. This period of confinement made it possible to prepare for the opening of the store and to let creativity take precedence over fear.

▼室内概览，overall of the interior © Nicolas Lobet

▼整间工作室被卫生纸覆盖，the whole studio was covered in toilet paper © Nicolas Lobet