Passports, please!
In addition to a great line up of music acts, impressive live graffiti actions and the well done cube-performance the visitors had the opportunity to get a original Berlin Square stamp on their Expo passports.
The visitors were nuts for that stamps so the hosts and hostess got their hands full with stamping passports.
The rumor persists… » mehr
Mai 27th, 2010Matt by llot llov
First of all: lot llov is “voll toll” backwards. The eye-catching name arised during a conversation with an fluently backwards talking colleague.
The llot llov designers adore to old things, their fancy for the ordinary and their joy in finding new interpretations sets a special signature on every piece of their work .
llot llov- that is: Jacob Brinck, product,… » mehr
Werner Aisslinger – designing the 21st century
studio aisslinger was founded in 1993 by Werner Aisslinger in Berlin. Since that time Aisslinger made a surpassing career in design. Products by the 1964 born designer are exhibited at the permanent collection of Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and the Metropolitan Museum in New York, the French Fonds National d´Art Contemporain in Paris… » mehr
Mai 2nd, 2010Interaction Design from Berlin
The Berlin based multimedia studio ART+COM creates screen applications, websites, terminals and installations, multimedia facades, functional spaces and sensory experiences for industry, culture and the research sector. ART+COM projects are to be found on the internet, in renowned museums, showrooms and visitor and science centres as well as at trade fairs and events.
At the World… » mehr
Osko+Deichmann – Dainty from Berlin
Some years ago the Berlin designers Blasius Osko and Oliver Deichmann had been confronted with a problem: like many people from Berlin they love suhsi. And like many others they are not able to finish a maki roll to an aesthetic and culinary delicacy. OSKO+DEICHMANN solved the problem the german way. They made an… » mehr
April 20th, 2010Berlin product design – A cool mix-up
The product design scene in Berlin is a very complex one and still in its up-and-coming phase. Big studios are rare. Small and fancy offices prevail. They are characterised by strong regional references and the proximity to art and culture. There are gentle heroes like 7.5 and CULTUREFORM, old hands like RAACKE DESIGN and ambitious… » mehr