Maurizio Galante and Tal Lancman with Cerruti Baleri : "Mother-in-law cushions", urchin cacti.
As part of Designer's Days 2010, a design exhibition has opened at Docks en Seine (from June 9th to 14th 2010). The venue is opening to the public for the first time as a taster for the Cité de la Mode & du Design. Entrance through 34 quai d'Austerlitz.
Exhibitors:
The MUDAC, Musée de design et d’arts appliqués contemporainsin Lausanne, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, just like Designer's Days. 10/10 is the title of the exhibition which gives carte blanche to designers such as Matali Crasset, Marcello Morandini, Martí Guixé, Yves Béhar, Baldwin & Guggisberg, Constantin Boym, INOUT, Florence Doléac, Mieke Gerritzen and Pierre Charpin.
http://www.mudac.ch/
Maurizio Galante and Tal Lancman present their "Mother-in-law" cushions shaped like Urchin/cacti with Cerruti Baleri.
http://www.maurizio-galante.com
The ECAL/Ecole Cantonale d’Art de Lausanne is showing a series of new projects, recent work by students from their industrial design department.
http://www.ecal.ch
The Ecole Bleue is showing experiments and research in plaster and light in tandem with the Atelier Sedap – a manufacturer that produces lighting made from plaster.
http://www.ecole-bleue.com
Euro-Shelter - Vincent Poujardieu have come together to show a new aluminium honeycomb furniture design.
http://www.euro-shelter.com
The Trois Ourses are showing a cardboard furniture project based on childhood, reading and design.
http://troisourses.online.fr
HPK, specialists in cork for high-tech industrial, aerospace and defence projects chose to accompany Vincent Poujardieu and Marie-Christine Dorner in developing two projects that highlight the use of cork.
http://www.lieges-hpk.com
After a first edition in Milan, Meet My Project are presenting a selection of designers who work in industry. The show includes the presentation of the new Honda hybrid that brings together intelligent design and ecologically responsible technology. In partnership with ARTE télévision and BETC Design.
http://www.meetmyproject.com
The group of designers SEPT (Claudia Del Bubba, Béatrix de la Tour d'Auvergne, Marc Kandalaft, Marc-Herbert Möhlmann, Maude Möhlmann, Anne-Laure Trierweiler, Birgitte Trosby), have taken their inspiration from the number 10 and are using the triangle as the basis of their designs. The number 10 in fact corresponds to the sum of 1+2+3+4 thus representing the triangular shape par excellence.
http://www.projetsept.com
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