Hans Boodt Mannequins

EVENTS

SALONE DEL MOBILE 2026

As Salone del Mobile brought design, architecture, fashion, and creativity together again, one thing stood out: 

The future of presentation is not about showcasing objects. It’s about creating experiences.
Building worlds that feel lived in, not staged.

Spaces that people don’t just see, but feel and remember.
REBEL entered the conversation. Bold, raw, and impossible to ignore. 

Interior view of the Hans Boodt Mannequins exhibition space at Salone del Mobile 2026. White mannequins in black outfits are displayed alongside a large black-and-white painted panel. A graffiti-tagged steel reception counter is visible in the foreground, with stacks of printed publications nearby.

SHAPING THE SPACE

Before the doors opened, REBEL was already coming to life.

Hand-lettered graphic showing "Rotterdam" crossed out with an arrow pointing to a list of cities: Milano (marked with #), Paris, London, Tokyo, and Las Vegas (marked with #).

INSIDE THE POP-UP


Light. Sound. Texture. Movement.


The mannequin installation became more than a display. It became an atmosphere. A place where visitors could experience the energy behind the collection. 


A world of its own.

Exterior of the Hans Boodt Mannequins exhibition venue in Milan. The building facade is covered in black plastic with Hans Boodt branded tape applied in a radial, sunburst pattern around the entrance. A white mannequin wrapped in branded tape is seated on a plinth to the left of the door.
Close-up of a white mannequin seated outdoors, its entire body wrapped in strips of Hans Boodt. Mannequins branded tape. The surrounding surface and black plastic backdrop also feature the text "I'M A REBEL" in handwritten lettering.
Minimalist illustration of an arrow against a transparent background.
Front view of the Hans Boodt Mannequins branded exhibition booth. Two white mannequins in black tailored looks stand in front of a large abstract black-and-white painted backdrop. The Hans Boodt. Mannequins logo is displayed in 3D letters on a dark plinth. Fashion accessories including bags and boots are displayed in the foreground.
Salone Del Mobile 2026 SQUARE 3
A collection of black-and-white Polaroid-style photographs pinned to a glass surface, surrounding a handwritten card that reads "CREATING CHARACTERS." The images depict figures in editorial and fashion contexts.
Explore the REBEL collection
A row of seven white sculptural mannequins displayed against a white wall, with a bas-relief frieze above them. The mannequins have a raw, textured finish and are posed in natural, understated positions. A mirror on the right reflects the text "I AM A REBEL." Printed publications are scattered on the floor in the foreground.
Exhibition corridor with "I AM A REBEL!" written in white paint on a mirror. A rough-finished sculptural bust of a mannequin is in the foreground. The space beyond shows white mannequins and purple-tinted lighting.
A white mannequin dressed in a black lace top sits at a dark table covered in a grid of printed photographs. In the background, a performer in black paints on a large canvas, while another mannequin in a dark coat stands nearby under purple lighting.
Minimalist illustration of an arrow against a transparent background.
Interior view of the Hans Boodt Mannequins exhibition at Salone del Mobile 2026. White mannequins in black outfits are displayed alongside a large black-and-white painted panel. A graffiti-tagged steel reception counter is visible in the foreground, with stacks of printed publications nearby.
A dramatic exhibition tableau featuring a white mannequin in a black corset gown seated on a leather bench, flanked by two standing mannequins in black suits. All three are positioned in front of a large-scale black-and-white graffiti-painted backdrop. Black paint marks extend across the white floor.
A hand holds a glass of sparkling water or wine in the foreground, with the Hans Boodt Mannequins exhibition space blurred in the background. White mannequins, a large abstract painted backdrop, and display furniture are visible behind the reception counter. Shot in black and white.

LIGHT. SOUND. MOVEMENT. REBEL


Energy took over.
Control disappeared.

LIVE PAINTING BY JeeJ


An exclusive performance with Rotterdam street artist JEEJ. Guided by rebellious instinct.

A live artist crouches low while applying detailed black brushwork to a large canvas. Spray cans and paint tools are visible on the ground beside him. The background shows the Hans Boodt branded tape installation on black plastic sheeting.
Exterior setup shot of the Hans Boodt Mannequins pop-up. The facade is wrapped in black plastic with branded tape applied in a diagonal, chaotic pattern. A blank white canvas on a black stand is positioned to the right of the entrance, ready for the live painting activation.
A live artist dressed in black stands with his back to the camera, making the first bold brushstrokes on a large white canvas. The surrounding black plastic sheeting is layered with Hans Boodt branded tape.
Completed large-format black-and-white abstract painting on canvas, displayed on a black plinth outside the Hans Boodt Mannequins venue. The work features bold gestural strokes, looping forms, and dripping paint. Paint supplies and Hans Boodt branded materials are visible around the base.
Three large editorial posters mounted on silver panels inside the Hans Boodt Mannequins exhibition space. The posters document the Rebel collection with headlines including "Imperfection," "I'm a Rebel," and "Intentional Imperfection," showing mannequin development imagery and process photography. A sculptural mannequin figure on a paint-splattered plinth stands in front of the panels.
A live artist in black stands in front of a large canvas, adding gestural black brushwork to an abstract composition. The painting features bold swirling marks, drips, and layered forms. Hans Boodt Mannequins branding is visible on the surrounding setup.
Seen from behind, a person wearing a black Hans Boodt. Mannequins branded t-shirt photographs the live art installation on their phone. The background shows black plastic sheeting covered in diagonal strips of Hans Boodt branded tape.

Live painting by JEEJ.

Born from craft.
Shaped by instinct.
Made to leave a mark.

Explore the REBEL collection

GET IN TOUCH!

Curious to learn more about the REBEL collection?

Yes, I would like to subscribe to the newsletter.

CONTACT US


If you have any further questions or need any other assistance, please contact us via email or by phone:}