The Bouroullec brothers: a creative dialogue between two radical moderns

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The Bouroullec brothers spearhead a new French wave of design that combines contemporary art with historic furniture designs. A display of their timeless products is showcased in 2004, a MOCA exhibition. They believe that an object's quality derives from a far more complex alchemy than mere technical or technological innovation.

Bouroullec, Erwan, Bouroullec, Ronan

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Tommy Li

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The style and work of Tommy Li is discussed. Tommy Li has a unique style, his darkness enchanting with a sting of black humor, a shot of danger and the fever of desire, he rebels against design rules while pushing the limits of social acceptability.

Hong Kong, Tommy Li

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Fang Chen: "we are one"

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The simplicity in Fang Chen's images is convincing, direct and changes the conventional advertising methods. The Chinese designs deal with universalism, making the east meet the west.

China, Fang Chen

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