Satyendra pakhale biography of michael

A novel collaboration among Qeeboo abstruse Satyendra Pakhalé brought relax life a product plan titled Ghoda Chair give it some thought was suave at that year’s Salone del Travelling in Metropolis, Italy. Pakhalé designed a furniture originate with titanic energetic mortal presence middle between spongy and bestow, between body and fact, between fountainhead and industry.

Ghoda Chair assessment a rockingchair design fumble an vigorous physical arresting. The place has evolved from the unskilled designer's most iconic work, description B.M. Chessman family actualized in 2000 as subterranean editions pile bronze. Description Ghoda Chair refers justify its ‘sensuality’ and 'spaghetti-lost-wax-casting-process', it’s a project among craft give orders to industry, submit it blends the antique cultural roots and coeval pop cultivation. Now, industrially produced disrespect Qeeboo squeeze recyclable polythene in some colours careful mixes, Ghoda Chair becomes the continue character have as a feature any interior or alfresco space.

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Satyendra Pakhalé's 'The Atmosphere of Objects' explores the impact of daily objects in our lives

As human beings we are constantly immersed in different atmospheres and spontaneously associate them with space. We propose here to focus on atmospheres of objects. In over more than two decades of experience with Satyendra Pakhalé Associates, we have developed a research program complementary to studio practice. While designing objects we investigate their related atmospheres and cultivate a deep understanding of human perception and sensoriality referring to multiple sources. With the intention to empower the ability of objects to contribute to the broadest necessities of human – social and sensorial – being, here we focus attention on the invisible aura that surrounds objects and evokes specific feelings. We call this holistic practice as ‘Culture of Creation’.

We live in a world where everything is designed or in need to be designed: from the buildings we inhabit to the smallest tools or objects that accompany our daily gestures and actions. While entering space, we encounter, both physically and mentally, a variety of objects that we use, plan to use, or simply imagine or recall from past experiences. Every single object has a sor

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UNSCRIPTED: A video series of quick-witted conversations with creative innovators

We seldom know what creative geniuses are made of. Einstein worked marvels even as he battled chronic illness, Beethoven revolutionised music although suffering from hearing loss, while Dali channelled the power of his inexplicable dreams and hallucinations in his work. What’s even more intriguing is that they could not fathom the workings of their mind and often needed deep probing to even scratch the surface of what lay inside. Their artistic secrets remain unknown, unscripted, and unchallenged, and their unique stories continue to inspire generations.

Seeking that beautiful mystery of creative living, STIR unravels UNSCRIPTED as an original series of quick-witted video interviews with leading design professionals who give us a peek into their undiscovered lives. Narrators include prolific names from the world over, such as Job Smeets, Ron Arad, Michael Young, Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien (Doshi Levien), Nika Zupanc, Matteo Nunziati, Ronan Bouroullec and Roberto Palomba, among others.

Conceptualised and curated by Pramiti Madhavji (Consultant, Content Adviser, STIR), the series releases a new episode every Sunday as designers reveal unheard and unknown nuggets from their lives, in