Intangible frames of architecture
In the creative sector, we could be role models for communication and sharing.
Read moreZUHAL KOCAN
Zuhal Kocan, Photo credit: Ufuk Çelik
BASTIAAN DE NENNIE
Hyperreal iterations of everyday objects
I think it’s useless to re-produce the reality. We already know how we can re-make the reality. I try follow another path.
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CHRISTOPHE PILLET
Interview: Dilek Öztürk
Photos: Dilek Öztürk & Courtesy of Christophe Pillet
The constant gymnastic of scale
The subject is no longer a statement in the product but more emotional relation with the potential buyer. This is the design of communication.
Read moreALICE DUNSEATH
Alice Dunseath
Interview: Ozge Mutlu / Photo credit: Francesca Pike
Ever-changing ways of making films and animations in a phygital world.
I like to use real world objects, made of materials that we know how they feel, how they touch.
Read moreFORMAFANTASMA
Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin
Interview: Dilek Öztürk
Attitude of improving what already exists in the nature
We are not interested in polluting the world with our design.
Read moreJordan Söderberg Mills
Re-framing the bubbles
Even though this sounds like a cliche, to me, home is people rather than spaces. I feel more at home when I’m challenged - by people, new places and experiences.
Read moreBENJAMIN HUBERT
@LAYER / A Design Entrepreneur
If you can't think in business terms, understand what opportunities are beyond and above, it's difficult to give yourself a context.
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