Highlights
supersalone 5/10 September 2021
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Mattia Parodi: Renaissance and metaphysics
Matteo Parodi’s photographs interpret decorative objects by Piero Fornasetti blending the figures and shapes, but with a 20th century vibe
Denis Curti talks about Efrem Raimondi
A conversation with Denis Curti, director of the Master’s in Photography at Raffles Milano and curator of the exhibition Quintessenze, on at the same time as “supersalone.”
Anniina Koivu: young design generation
200 students from 22 different countries, 48 design schools for a large exhibition, the only one of its kind. The Lost Graduation Show, the “supersalone” event devoted to the design schools, is on at the Rho Milan Fairgrounds from 5th to 10th September. Anniina Koivu, the curator of the exhibition project, talks about the urgencies, the new languages and the desires of the new generations of designers.
Maria Cristina Didero’s Open Talks are guided by a people-centred approach
“Design is all about people, not chairs,” says the curator of the packed programme of meetings at Supersalone. She talks to us about the concept behind a collective and ambitious project.
Roberto Lazzeroni, designer by profession
The run-up to supersalone. The Tuscan designer, who will be in Milan for the September event, tells us about himself: reflections on the future, old habits and “reasoned optimism.”
Lukas Wegwerth talks about his green strategy for supersalone
Berlin based designer speaks to us about circularity, his relationship with nature, the value of repairing, open systems, local production, thinking rationally, freedom and the rare and beautiful idea of emotional durability.
Mattia Parodi: Renaissance and metaphysics
Matteo Parodi’s photographs interpret decorative objects by Piero Fornasetti blending the figures and shapes, but with a 20th century vibe
Denis Curti talks about Efrem Raimondi
A conversation with Denis Curti, director of the Master’s in Photography at Raffles Milano and curator of the exhibition Quintessenze, on at the same time as “supersalone.”
Anniina Koivu: young design generation
200 students from 22 different countries, 48 design schools for a large exhibition, the only one of its kind. The Lost Graduation Show, the “supersalone” event devoted to the design schools, is on at the Rho Milan Fairgrounds from 5th to 10th September. Anniina Koivu, the curator of the exhibition project, talks about the urgencies, the new languages and the desires of the new generations of designers.
Maria Cristina Didero’s Open Talks are guided by a people-centred approach
“Design is all about people, not chairs,” says the curator of the packed programme of meetings at Supersalone. She talks to us about the concept behind a collective and ambitious project.
Roberto Lazzeroni, designer by profession
The run-up to supersalone. The Tuscan designer, who will be in Milan for the September event, tells us about himself: reflections on the future, old habits and “reasoned optimism.”
Lukas Wegwerth talks about his green strategy for supersalone
Berlin based designer speaks to us about circularity, his relationship with nature, the value of repairing, open systems, local production, thinking rationally, freedom and the rare and beautiful idea of emotional durability.
Mattia Parodi: Renaissance and metaphysics
Matteo Parodi’s photographs interpret decorative objects by Piero Fornasetti blending the figures and shapes, but with a 20th century vibe
Denis Curti talks about Efrem Raimondi
A conversation with Denis Curti, director of the Master’s in Photography at Raffles Milano and curator of the exhibition Quintessenze, on at the same time as “supersalone.”
Anniina Koivu: young design generation
200 students from 22 different countries, 48 design schools for a large exhibition, the only one of its kind. The Lost Graduation Show, the “supersalone” event devoted to the design schools, is on at the Rho Milan Fairgrounds from 5th to 10th September. Anniina Koivu, the curator of the exhibition project, talks about the urgencies, the new languages and the desires of the new generations of designers.
Maria Cristina Didero’s Open Talks are guided by a people-centred approach
“Design is all about people, not chairs,” says the curator of the packed programme of meetings at Supersalone. She talks to us about the concept behind a collective and ambitious project.
Roberto Lazzeroni, designer by profession
The run-up to supersalone. The Tuscan designer, who will be in Milan for the September event, tells us about himself: reflections on the future, old habits and “reasoned optimism.”
Lukas Wegwerth talks about his green strategy for supersalone
Berlin based designer speaks to us about circularity, his relationship with nature, the value of repairing, open systems, local production, thinking rationally, freedom and the rare and beautiful idea of emotional durability.
Mattia Parodi: Renaissance and metaphysics
Matteo Parodi’s photographs interpret decorative objects by Piero Fornasetti blending the figures and shapes, but with a 20th century vibe
Denis Curti talks about Efrem Raimondi
A conversation with Denis Curti, director of the Master’s in Photography at Raffles Milano and curator of the exhibition Quintessenze, on at the same time as “supersalone.”
Anniina Koivu: young design generation
200 students from 22 different countries, 48 design schools for a large exhibition, the only one of its kind. The Lost Graduation Show, the “supersalone” event devoted to the design schools, is on at the Rho Milan Fairgrounds from 5th to 10th September. Anniina Koivu, the curator of the exhibition project, talks about the urgencies, the new languages and the desires of the new generations of designers.
Maria Cristina Didero’s Open Talks are guided by a people-centred approach
“Design is all about people, not chairs,” says the curator of the packed programme of meetings at Supersalone. She talks to us about the concept behind a collective and ambitious project.
Roberto Lazzeroni, designer by profession
The run-up to supersalone. The Tuscan designer, who will be in Milan for the September event, tells us about himself: reflections on the future, old habits and “reasoned optimism.”
Lukas Wegwerth talks about his green strategy for supersalone
Berlin based designer speaks to us about circularity, his relationship with nature, the value of repairing, open systems, local production, thinking rationally, freedom and the rare and beautiful idea of emotional durability.
