Triennale di Milano. Milan / April 2015 / RCS MediaGroup S.p.A.
Triennale di Milano. Milan / April 2015 / RCS MediaGroup S.p.A.
Developed by LIVING Corriere della Sera and designed by Migliore+Servetto Architects, ‘The Art of Living’ exhibition is an opportunity for a general discussion about how the modes of domestic living are evolving – from a setting that does not change to a warm, personal space that is continuously renewed and made alive by the harmonious relationship between colour, design, and decoration.
The exhibition gives 35 international designers and architects a challenge, by inviting them to invent a pattern – or rather, a 2.0 wallpaper version – that expresses their creative vision. In the foreground: a sequence of domestic settings centred on the design of today. In the background: a projection of the ‘digital tapestries’ specially created by these stars of design. Visitors are invited to feel the emotion of this psychedelic cabinet of curiosities: a continuous flux of colours, images, and textures in which design becomes the protagonist of an all-enveloping experience.
photo by GDB
Developed by LIVING Corriere della Sera and designed by Migliore+Servetto Architects, ‘The Art of Living’ exhibition is an opportunity for a general discussion about how the modes of domestic living are evolving – from a setting that does not change to a warm, personal space that is continuously renewed and made alive by the harmonious relationship between colour, design, and decoration. The exhibition gives 35 international designers and architects a challenge, by inviting them to invent a pattern – or rather, a 2.0 wallpaper version – that expresses their creative vision. In the foreground: a sequence of domestic settings centred on the design of today. In the background: a projection of the ‘digital tapestries’ specially created by these stars of design. Visitors are invited to feel the emotion of this psychedelic cabinet of curiosities: a continuous flux of colours, images, and textures in which design becomes the protagonist of an all-enveloping experience.
photo by GDB
