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SLOW
“50% sawdust” is a project that evolved from the auto-production design, conceived by israeli-based “Kulla Design Studio”.
The three young designers have creating them one material — combination of two different worlds of waste, wooden sawdust and plastic bags (without the use of any adhesive) — and them one way to manufacture it, thus creating new aesthetic qualities, applications and life for the two constituents.
In a century of immediacy where the "all-ephemeral" is the rule supreme, a new trend appear, the concept of Slowness. Start in 1986, by Carlo Petrini with the organization of Slow Food, the movement grow up with passion and ambition, it spread in the field of urbanism (with the Citta Slow), architecture, design, fashion design…
Here, I try to open minds about the question of Slowness.
(escuse my English, I'm trying to improve it.)
Harmonie Henrio — Indoor Architect and Object Design student in Paris —
Here's my creative universe.
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