From 18 to 23 April 2023, in Milan, at the Casa del Pane (c/o Bastioni di Porta Venezia) six talented designers from Singapore will come on display to illustrate their idea of a 'better future by celebrating the positive impact of future-thinking design on our daily lives.
The exhibition, entitled Future Impact, is curated by Tony Chambers and Maria Cristina Didero and promoted by DesignSingapore Council.
Singapore, as we know, plays the role of land of innovation in the common perception. And the Future Impact exhibition is moving precisely in this direction. The project, in fact, stems from the desire to establish Singapore as a hub of creativity from which unprecedented design and technology solutions arrive to shape a brighter tomorrow and a more respectful and inclusive society.
The six talents – Forest & Whale, Viewport Studio, Gabriel Tan, Nathan Yong, Studio Juju and Tiffany Loy – discussed the use of innovative technologies at the service of design, to give shape to the creative, poetic and optimistic thought that distinguishes them.
Thus, six works were born, which can be observed during the Milan Design Week in an unprecedented location: the Casa del Pane in Porta Venezia, which from 2025 will be the new headquarters of the Museo dell'Arte Digitale. A frame that dialogues with the soul of the exhibition: here, the creations of Singaporean talents can interact with the dramatic atmosphere of the place, relating to the past to tell the future.
