It is of course important how something is said — but we don’t agree that the how is more important than the what. And when it comes to design it helps for the how and the what to be brought together by one conversant in both production (art) and contextualization (design). Meaning, it is good if a designer has the ability to make stuff too — as they will innately know the what and the how.
We say this looking at UK designer/furniture-maker Daniel Johns. Seeing his volley between the 3D and the 2D one can feel a lovely, searching experimentation as well as an awareness of atmosphere and circumstance.
We say this looking at UK designer/furniture-maker Daniel Johns. Seeing his volley between the 3D and the 2D one can feel a lovely, searching experimentation as well as an awareness of atmosphere and circumstance.