The Alessi 'Objects and Projects' Exhibition Explores the Future of Design
Meghan Young — August 17, 2010 — Art & Design
References: alessi & coolhunting
Taking note from the simplicity of the past, the Alessi 'Objects and Projects' exhibition explores the future of design. Approached by Munich's Die Neue Sammlung museum, the Italian design agency put together a collection of past, present and possible future work.
The Alessi 'Objects and Projects' exhibition is mainly about the 12 prototypes that were fashioned specifically for the museum. Excitingly, nine of these concepts are already set for production. For some info behind the designs seen in the gallery above, visit the links provided.
The Alessi 'Objects and Projects' exhibition is mainly about the 12 prototypes that were fashioned specifically for the museum. Excitingly, nine of these concepts are already set for production. For some info behind the designs seen in the gallery above, visit the links provided.
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