The Vitra Design Museum presents "Typology. A study of everyday things"
The French collective "Collections Typologie" examines the design of everyday objects. The result is the exhibition "Typology. A study of everyday things", which can still be seen at the Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein until May. Share:
Collection typology, photo: Alberto Strada What is the story behind the shape of wine bottles and why has the shape of their cork changed so little in recent years? The exhibition "Typology. A Study of Everyday Things" in the gallery of the Vitra Design Museum addresses these and similar questions. The exhibition would like to call for a closer look at things in our daily life - by the way, even those without any claim to classic design. To this end, the collective critically examines the exhibitions presented, for example with regard to their consumption of resources or whether their material can be used later. The four creators of French products Raphaël Daufresne, Thélonious Goupil, Guillaume Bloget and Guillaume Jandin are at the origin of the idea. "Our goal is to change the way we perceive familiar things by encouraging viewers to see them again," said Thélonious Goupil. at May 2020 in the Vitra Design Museum Gallery, www.design-museum.de Other subjects: Bauhaus style furniture and accessories Dark colored vases The decoration 1x1
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