Let’s go on discovering new Youth Design Day in Japan 2018 participants. Those of today are two groups and two single designer.
All the four design projects are linked, even if in different ways, to the “Sustainable Interior Design” theme we talked about a little while ago.
We will talk extensively about their projects in a few articles. Now, instead, we are focusing on the partipants. Let’s start from the single one:
Christian Carlino
Christian is 33 years old and he’s from Italy. He earns a Degree in Information Technology and Web Design.
Here what he told us about his project:
What inspired me can be found in the power that the energy fields and the frequencies have on us as human beings. Every vibration, every color, every object, whatever is present on this planet influences our lives.
Alessandro Azzolini
Alessandro is 20 and comes from Italy. He studies Architectural Design at Politecnico di Milano.
Below his words describing the design concept:
The concept originates both from the idea of regenerating waste in a way to get a newly usable product and also from the do-it-yourself movement.
In every city, especially in industrial or retail areas, lots of […] are thrown away after their single use. I wanted to do something with them and give them a new life before they are headed to the recycler.
Emanuele Matteucci, Giovanni Silvestri and Michele Tunzi
Emanuele, Giovanni and Michele are all 20 years old and come from Italy. They are university colleagues and study Design of the Industrial Product at Alma Mater Studiorum in Bologna.
These are the words they told us while talking about their project:
This way we save resources both on material, because there is no waste, and industrial treatments.
Furthermore, we built […] starting from a scrap of metal found as a reject in a mechanical workshop, therefore we can say that it is 100% recycled from other processes’ waste.
Dario Ivone and Monir Kazemian
Dario and Monir are a couple. He is 28 years old and Italian, she is 31 and Iranian. Dario has a Degree in Management Engineering, while Monir a Degree in Architectural Design.
This is what they told us about the project they have developed together:
The elegant geometry and cutting leading to characterize the three shapes, giving new interpretation and defining them as a set of design icon which will elevate the atmosphere of your place and would give your room a modern vibe.
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