“Plastic Dreams: Synthetic Visions in Design” showcases the impact of plastics on industrial design, highlighting key milestones and celebrating their creative potential and material significance. Read More →
Julien Hébert, a Quebec-born artist, blended philosophy, comics, and industrial design, leaving a lasting mark with iconic creations like the Expo 67 logo.Read More →
Oskar Strnad, born in 1879, was a multifaceted genius known for his contributions to architecture, sculpture, and design. Through teaching and designing innovative concepts, he profoundly influenced Viennese modernism and the Vienna School of Architecture.Read More →
Richard Hutten, a Dutch designer known for “No Sign of Design” philosophy, blends function, humor, sustainability, and exhibits globally in prestigious collections and commercial spaces.Read More →
Pablo Picasso’s influence on design is profound, inspiring boundary-pushing, geometrical simplicity, cross-disciplinary approaches, emotional depth, and timeless relevance for designers.Read More →
Atika, a Czech Design Group, challenged traditional norms with Postmodernism, using varied materials to create visually striking designs before disbanding in 1992.Read More →