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Artist Interview - Sandrine Dulermo & Michael Labica
Sandrine Dulermo and Michael Labica sparked off their creative collaboration at a photo lab in 2001 — and they haven’t looked back since. Dulermo, aged only 13 and with photography “running through her veins”, used to skip school to shoot her little brothers with her Zenit camera. At 18, her first perfume campaign was followed by her first solo exhibition. Labica, a former student at Louis-Lumière in Paris, was first enticed by cinema, later becoming entrenched as a creative in numerous advertising agencies.
The duo favours the “phantasm”, which a camera can summon under full light or shadows. For more than 10 years they have been experimenting to reach a certain perspective, to be able to show a deep appreciation and concern for what is or could be beautiful. They strive to make each feeling palpable, playing pranks on each other by sabotaging props to avoid “mundane positions”. They practise photography as craftsmen, but within a research laboratory, challenging the usual perspectives, continually experimenting and finding new techniques and skills
Studio Showcase - Perceptual Thinkers
Perceptual Thinkers draws inspiration from the behaviour and clothing preferences of people living with autism. Its clothing lines aim to give an insight into this specialist perception by using stimulating fabrics and playful design patterns to experience clothing as a sensorial phenomenon.
It believes that the clothes are a means of communication - that the way we dress is the way we interact with other people. And that clothes are capable of serving many different needs, either completely ordinary or special ones.
Because they follow the ethos of design for all, these clothes are as suitable for neurotypical people as for those who are affected by autism. They are not medical aids nor are they fully conceptual clothes - they aim for something in between. Their goal is to spread the notion of conscious shopping , so as much background information as possible is provided about the products
International Design Calendar
From December 2019 to March 2020, the highlights of the most interesting design and art events around the world
Artist Interview - Giga Kobidze
Giga Kobidze is a designer and illustrator who is “constantly exploring and visualising his subconscious utopia”. He says that he “indulges in the unknown, challenging every project to absorb experimental ideas, to develop conceptual and progressive visuals, while comprehending existing infinity and embracing the digital age”
Artist Interview - Riccardo Sabatini
Riccardo Sabatini is a graphic designer and visual artist from Italy. His production ranges from graphics and typography to abstract visuals that he has recently started to put on walls. He has participated in international exhibitions including the likes of Playmobil Art and the Beijing Design Week in 2015, and the 36 Days Of Type showcase in Barcelona. His style features the use of acid colours and geometric forms, alongside bold typographic choices, and copy with a certain sense of humour. He has recently won two prizes at the 2018 edition of Communications Arts magazine in the typography category