Spread the world
- magazine : Form
- numero : 416 - 2016
- date : 01 septembre 2016
- catégorie : Art de vivre
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Nhu Duong
Synthetic materials meet organic shapes in Nhu Duong's garments. In her work, the swedish-vietnamese designer wants to blur the lines between real and fake.
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Fashion after fashion
After five years at Viktor & Rolf, Swedish
designer Sara Alfhild Külper knows every
nook and cranny of the fashion system.
Here is her vision of the future. -
The garden of God and evil
The Venice Architecture Biennale is a
dark mirror image of the horrific political situation in Europe.
Even more so than curator Alejandro Aravena could have
hoped for, suspects Salka Hallström Bornold. -
Great expectations
Trash culture, body meditations
and quiet politics – this year’s final
exhibitions at Stockholm’s design
schools were unusually introspective.
Salka Hallström Bornold shot her
favourites. -
Fashion critical condition
Fashion’s rumoured death isn’t all that
exaggerated. But now there’s a new norm
critical guard that could revitalise a culture
in danger of extinction. -
Brave new world
Thanks to identity politics, fashion’s old notions
about beauty, ethnicity and gender are being
challenged. Photographer Märta Thisner shows
the way to a future without prejudice. -
The Matrix
A reorganisation is on the cards. Identity politics is polarising the debate and the old
guard is resisting. Salka Hallström Bornold sorts out the exotic concepts that everyone
is bickering about – and explains why it is, in fact, a portal to the future. -
Staffan Holm
As a kid he divided his time between karate classes and the family workshop.
Today, Staffan Holm is most well-known for designing stools.
Bo Madestrand meets up with a designer who is too busy to feel stressed. -
Fashion’s new frontiers
The wardrobe of the future is wired.
Bradley Quinn describes a future where consumers can
communicate directly through their 3D-printed clothes. -
Memorial architecture
He broke through late,
but has become one of our time’s leading architects.
Salka Hallström Bornold meets Daniel Libeskind, who just
designed a museum of Kurdish culture in Iraq. - Song of a beast