photos David Zanardi - by Cristina Monica
AT THE Triennale, A SERIES OF VERY DIFFERENT INSTALLATIONS PROVIDE A 360-degree overview of design IN MANY OF ITS APPLICATIONS, BEYOND furniture, BEYOND light and even fashion, cars and boats.
With a more craftsmanlike approach, using traditional materials, a futuristic vision emerges
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World premiere for Twin’z, the 100% electric concept car based on collaboration between Renault (under the supervision of the vice-president of Renault Corporate Design, Laurens van den Acker) and the English designer Ross Lovegrove. An original, very playful approach to the city car, which in this model inspired by the natural world combines essential and refined design with sophisticated technological devices. Special LED lighting makes it possible to play with light in guided programs. |
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The name – Wonderland – already clearly reveals the source of inspiration for the surreal installation created by Ferruccio Laviani for Unopiù. Small colored gazebos scattered in the Triennale garden but connected by an ideal trail in wood, revealing surprising solutions for outdoor furnishings by the Italian brand, or depictions of dreamy beings of different kinds form an imaginary world. In the meantime, models of chairs in red emerge on the walkway, as if catapulted out from some subterranean world. Photos by David Zanardi and Stefano De Monte. |