Monthly Archives: July 2015
Saint Clair Cemin
Aleksandra Domanovic
Tokyo Design Week Robot Exhibition
Rhonda Holberton
Yinka Shonibare
Molo Design
Fujimura Design Studio
Jonny Detiger Studio
Contempop
Galerie Forsblom
Wetterling Gallery
David Richard Gallery
RGR Art
Tomio Koyama Gallery
Galleria Lorcan O’Neill Roma
Travesia Cuatro
David Zwirner
Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
Harold Street
Paul Kasmin Gallery
Lehmann Maupin
The Third Line
Gallery Edel
Lisson Gallery
Heller Gallery
Andipa Gallery
Gmurzynska
Cirque du Soleil
Jonathan Lahyani
Mariko Mori
Satoshi Ohno
Daniel Buren
Chul Hyan Ahn
superflex
Banksy
Karim Rashid
Hedi Slimane
Ne Net
Nazomi Ishiguro
Junya Watanabe
Bernhard Willhelm
Bec Brittain
Tesler Mendelovitch
Decode London
Vincenzo de Cotiis Progetto Domestico
Bec Brittain
Hiroki Ito
Shirane-Miyazaki
Onur Ozkaya
Chiikka
Masashi Yonemoto
Machido Hiroko
Denju Narita
Kosuke Tsumura
Andrey Bartenev
Yayoi Kusuama
Imran Qureshi
Gabriele De Santis
Matt Shlian
Jen Stark
Esther Stocker
Francesco Lo Castro
Nick Cave
Cranbrook Art Museum
Daniel Rozin
Icons of a Metropolis
Chiharu Shiota
Hybycozo
Carnovsky
Preston Singletary
Michelle McKinney
AMKK
Sasha Frolova
Marc Fornes & The Very Many
Alex Nero
Eric Gushee
Mona Hatoum
Jorge Ayala
Bill Viola
Julio le Parc
Vladim Fishkin
Leandro Erlich
Lucas Simoes
Dustin Dean Holland
Firelei Baez
Brendan Fernandes
Jeffrey Gibson
Saya Woolfalk
Lina Viktor
Timon Asseri
Kaleidoskope
Gwenael Nicolas
Kyushu Sangyo University
Tokyo Design Academy
Elisa Strozyk
Phil Cuttance
Daron
Masanori Nakashima
Kitajico
Rei Kawakubo (Comme des Garcons)
Hussein Chalayan
Si Chan
Movena Chen
Phyllis Galembo
Imme van der Haak
Forrest Jessee
Minna Palmqvist
Antoine Peters
Pyuupiru
Ana Rajcevic
Craig Green
Viktor & Rolf
Christopher Coppens
Nuages Gris
Hefin Jones
Elisa van Joolen
Jacob Kok
Aliki van der Kruijs
Mina Perhonen
Little Shilpa
Lara Torres
Adele Varcoe
Lilia Yip
Studio Orta
Tania Candiani
Lucia Cuba
D&K
Digest Design Workshop
Eleen Halvorson
Ying Gao
Nikoline Liv Anderson
Henrik Vibskov
Walter van Beirendonck
Maison Margiela
Issey Miyake
Thom Browne
Basso and Brooke
Minju Kim
Tata Christiane
Birgit Dieker
Carole Collet
Shao Yen
Noriko Yamaguchi
Meg Miura
Iris van Herpen
Olek NYC
Irina Shaposhnikova
Sruli Recht
Asami Kiyokawa
Kaz Shirane, Kaleidoscope
Ryo Kishi
We Make Carpets
James Nizam
Leonard Ulian
Atomism
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
Gherd Rohling
Ted Noten
Team Lab
OLTA
Ogushi
Regina Pyo
Jum Nakao
Jef Montes
Mint Designs
Wang Lei
Victoria Ledig
Julia Krantz
Mason Jung
Eunjeong Jeon
Pia Interlandi
Helen Storey Foundation
Ying Gao
Jennifer Gadient
Pauline van Dongen
Christoph Broich
Zhang Da
Anrealage
Cime Moda
Sato Sugamoto
Axis Gallery
Degen
Starstyling Worldwide
Chang, Ken-Tzu
Keita Tatara
Shigeki Hayashi
Studio Kanari
A&M Accessories
Antoine Peters
Slow and Steady Wins the Race
MAGNIN-A
C. Grimaldis Gallery
Esther Schipper
Nils Staerk
Cardi Black Box
Jim Kempner Fine Art
UNIX Gallery
Galerie Laurent Godin
Modus Art Gallery
Gilles Cenazandotti
Born in 1966 in Bastia, Corsica, Gilles lives and works between Paris and Morsiglia , Cap Corse.
Gilles Cenazandotti’s develops a reflection on the future of our planet and the evolution of our lifestyles which are getting closer from science fiction. A universe willing to save humanity and species. His work is exclusively made out of object found on beaches of the Mediterranean sea . Gilles tries to demonstrate the enigmatic and complex nature of men trying to imitate the nature with artificial creations.