Futur Archaïque

La mostra di Yves Mirande, allestita da Sam Baron & Co in occasione dei D-Days di Parigi, propone una lettura del futuro improntata non tanto sul digitale, quanto sul ritorno a un mondo analogico-arcaico.

During Paris Desingers Days, Sam Baron, Catarina Carreiras and Carolina Cantante designed the scenography for “Futur Archaïque”, the exhibition curated by Yves Mirande. Beyond the fascination of everyone for a possibly digital and technological future, Yves Mirande proposes going back to archaïsm, in a sociological way. Design has already started showing us the major emergences of our society, therefore, the aim of “Futur Archaïque” is to create a link between designer’s objects, underlying this modification and proving that an analogic approach might be perfectly compatible to the digital world.

On top and above: Yves Mirande, Futur Archaïque, D-Days 2013. Scenography by Sam Baron & Co

Through 9 June 2013
Yves Mirande: Futur Archaïque
D-Days
Passage de Retz
Rue Charlot 9, Paris

A house turns its back on the road to open up to the landscape

The single-family house project designed by Elena Gianesini engages in a dialogue with the Vicenza landscape, combining tranquility and contemporary style through essential geometries and the Mazzonetto metal roofing.