The Artist Designer (Page 2)

The Artist-Designer category celebrates the visionaries whose work has profoundly influenced the decorative arts, shaping movements, materials, and aesthetics across history. From William Morris’ intricate textile patterns to Eileen Gray’s modernist furniture, these artists seamlessly blend artistic expression with functional design. This section explores their creative processes, landmark works, and lasting impact on disciplines such as furniture, ceramics, textiles, glass, and metalwork. Whether pioneering Art Nouveau, Bauhaus, or contemporary digital design, these artists redefine the boundaries between art, craft, and industry, leaving an enduring legacy in the decorative and applied arts world.

Mural by Yayoi Kusama

The Moco Museum in Barcelona, residing in the historical Palacio Cervelló, showcases a merger of architectural history and modern art. The Moco Modern Masters exhibition features influential artists including Warhol, Basquiat, Haring, and Kusama, reflecting on societal themes and the intertwining of past and present.
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Vahan Khachatryan Notjustlabel profile (screenshot from website).

Armenian-born fashion designer Vahan Khachatryan uses his multicultural education and exposure to create a blend of Italian baroque and French rococo with Eastern geometric clarity. His collections, like ‘The Treasures of Armenia’, use fashion as a form of cultural diplomacy, bringing Armenian history and traditions to international audiences. His design philosophy, deeply rooted in Eastern minimalism and Western richness, reflects his experiences and unique fashion philosophy.Read More →