I am a Monument: CCTV by Naihan Li (China). Photo © Maria Novozhilova
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It is always great when designers have good sense of humor and positive vibes. Usually their pieces are full of surprises, fun and bold solutions easy to understand and therefore to employ. Alamaki! exhibition (which literally means “Oh my god!”), now on show at La Triennale di Milano, features such funky and out-of-expectation objects made by the 12 top designers from Asia.
It is always great when designers have good sense of humor and positive vibes. Usually their pieces are full of surprises, fun and bold solutions easy to understand and therefore to employ. Alamaki! exhibition (which literally means “Oh my god!”), now on show at La Triennale di Milano, features such funky and out-of-expectation objects made by the 12 top designers from Asia.
I am a Monument: Birmingham Library Side Table by Naihan Li (China). Photo © Maria Novozhilova
Angan by Alvin Tjitrowirjo (Indonesia). Photo © Maria Novozhilova
PC Ee Loop (Malaysia, Singapore). Photo © Maria Novozhilova
The unfamiliar by Studio Juju (Singapore). Photo © Maria Novozhilova
Bori Throne by Gunjan Gupta (India). Photo © Maria Novozhilova
Twintsugi by Jo Nagasaki (Japan). Photo © Maria Novozhilova
Among the most eye-catching works you will find there shrunk CCTV skyscraper from Beijing turned into a wooden wardrobe by the Chinese designer Naihan Li ,rocking horses by Alvin Tjitrowirjo from Indonesia, Bori Throne made of recycled material by Gunjan Gupta from India, and repaired pottery by the Japanese artist Jo Nagasaki... Read the full article and see all images at Cultural Italy (USA).
Text and images for culturalitaly.com by Maria Novozhilova
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Text and images for culturalitaly.com by Maria Novozhilova
Follow me on twitter at @NovozhilovaM
Follow me on instagram at @MN.Blog
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