AAMU SONG AND JOHAN OLIN
Secrets of Russia
Back in 2012, Aamu Song and Johan Olin, the two Finnish designers, travelled from Moscow to the Urals, into Siberia, and to the Caucasus in search of authentic crafts techniques and skilled masters.
These expeditions started the project called Secrets of Russia, where traditional technologies are lovingly used in making new products.
DAFES PROJECTOR🔦 outlined the main conclusions drawn from Aamu’s and Johan’s experiences exploring a different culture without knowledge of language and being mentored by the traditional masters → read here
Secrets of Russia
Back in 2012, Aamu Song and Johan Olin, the two Finnish designers, travelled from Moscow to the Urals, into Siberia, and to the Caucasus in search of authentic crafts techniques and skilled masters.
These expeditions started the project called Secrets of Russia, where traditional technologies are lovingly used in making new products.
DAFES PROJECTOR🔦 outlined the main conclusions drawn from Aamu’s and Johan’s experiences exploring a different culture without knowledge of language and being mentored by the traditional masters → read here
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1774
by Aranda\Lasch studio🪩
Designers refer to the year 1774, when Louis XV died, marking the sunset of one of history’s most lavish monarchies. In the same year, a young Swede named Johann Gahn, working in the deepest and wettest levels of a mine, discovered the metal Manganese.
At a molecular level, when combined with oxides, manganese displays a striking “super-crystal” modularity. In this solid aluminum chair, two historic events — the super-excess of Louis XV and the super-crystal of Manganese — are fused into a single moment of design.
The object was produced in 2007 for Johnson Trading Gallery.
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by Aranda\Lasch studio
Designers refer to the year 1774, when Louis XV died, marking the sunset of one of history’s most lavish monarchies. In the same year, a young Swede named Johann Gahn, working in the deepest and wettest levels of a mine, discovered the metal Manganese.
At a molecular level, when combined with oxides, manganese displays a striking “super-crystal” modularity. In this solid aluminum chair, two historic events — the super-excess of Louis XV and the super-crystal of Manganese — are fused into a single moment of design.
The object was produced in 2007 for Johnson Trading Gallery.
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Sirin
by Daria Geyer
The story of internal transformations is presented as a cycle from birth to rebirth. The bird embodies the synthesis of human experience. At the same time, the bird appears as a symbol of change, both external and internal, which is literally illustrated in the rebirth of the heroine into Sirin — a bird of paradise with a maiden's head, the embodiment of an unfortunate soul.
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by Daria Geyer
The story of internal transformations is presented as a cycle from birth to rebirth. The bird embodies the synthesis of human experience. At the same time, the bird appears as a symbol of change, both external and internal, which is literally illustrated in the rebirth of the heroine into Sirin — a bird of paradise with a maiden's head, the embodiment of an unfortunate soul.
🔗explore the project
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Mondo Reale: designing a temporary space
Mondo Reale is an exhibition in Milan organized by "The Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain" in July 2022 as part of the 23rd International Exhibition Unknown Unknowns. An introduction to Mysteries.
The exhibition was crafted by Formafantasma, a studio known for its research-based approach with a special attention to socio-historical and ecological outlook on design. According to the authors, the exhibition space responded to the primary question:
what is reality in the context of a fabricated exhibition?
While building up a new space, the studio reused the white walls that remained from the previous exhibition and restructured the spaces with paper. All the materials for the pavilions, mostly borrowed or recycled, were used to emphasize the connection between the different works of seventeen international artists, mathematicians, physicists, and philosophers.
🔗learn more about the concept behind this and other research-based designs by Formafantasma
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Mondo Reale is an exhibition in Milan organized by "The Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain" in July 2022 as part of the 23rd International Exhibition Unknown Unknowns. An introduction to Mysteries.
The exhibition was crafted by Formafantasma, a studio known for its research-based approach with a special attention to socio-historical and ecological outlook on design. According to the authors, the exhibition space responded to the primary question:
what is reality in the context of a fabricated exhibition?
While building up a new space, the studio reused the white walls that remained from the previous exhibition and restructured the spaces with paper. All the materials for the pavilions, mostly borrowed or recycled, were used to emphasize the connection between the different works of seventeen international artists, mathematicians, physicists, and philosophers.
🔗learn more about the concept behind this and other research-based designs by Formafantasma
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⚡alien in the city
by Alina Aboymova
The author illustrates the everyday life of an extraterrestrial being, showing that there are not so many differences between humans and aliens, even though sometimes the latest are rejected for their appearance.
→ see more of the alien's terrestrial routine🛸
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by Alina Aboymova
The author illustrates the everyday life of an extraterrestrial being, showing that there are not so many differences between humans and aliens, even though sometimes the latest are rejected for their appearance.
→ see more of the alien's terrestrial routine🛸
#daily_fashion / #daily_art
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