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Some Junya Watanabe Poem Shirts.
Various seasons by @object.archives

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4 years ago

MARIO BELLINI 1935 Brionvega RR130 Fo-St TOTEM 1971 circa.

The search for primary forms, such as simple volume of the cube, leading to the evaluation of modularity and modularity that hides functions: from the Cube, Mario Bellini reveals a stereo, speakers included.
He calls Totem RR130 (1970). by @object.archives

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5 years ago

Exploring furniture in Stanley Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange" set:

known for his particular taste in film’s photography, Stanley Kubrick carries out constant research also regarding the sets and what composes them.

In the different scenographies of "Clockwork Orange" you can notice several interesting design pieces, difficult to count them all in just 10 slides.

-slide 6: Olivetti Valentine Typewriter by Ettore Sottsass
-slide 7: Transcriptors Hydraulic Reference Turntable by David Gammon
-slide 8: Space Age silver wall light by Charlotte Perriand (1967) -slide 9: The Retreat Pod by Roger & Martyn Dean
-slide 10: sculpture “Rocking Machine” by Herman Makkink. by @object.archives

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4 years ago

fake tn’s are better.

The Nike TN represents one of the most compelling cases of overlap between original product and counterfeit culture. Originally conceived as a performance icon, it was quickly reinterpreted by a parallel market that expanded its language through patterns, materials, and visual identities far beyond official releases.

Check patterns, monograms, and hybrid aesthetics, often distant from Nike’s original design intent, contributed to shaping an alternative visual narrative, turning the TN into an open platform rather than a fixed model. In this context, the fake is not simply imitation but an autonomous producer of meaning.

Paradoxically, some of these unofficial versions have become more recognizable and widespread than the originals, challenging and redefining the very notion of authenticity in mass-produced objects. by @object.archives

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6 months ago

Bruce Haack (1931–1988) was a pioneer of experimental electronic music. Working between toys, craft synthesizers and home recorders, he transformed technology into an instrument of imagination. His compositions united childish spirit and futuristic vision, anticipating DIY aesthetics and pop electronics of the years to come.

In this post:

-Mr. Rogers Neighborhood meets Bruce Haack
-Program Me
-Party Machine
-Blowjob
-Chant of the Unborn
-Supernova by @object.archives

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a year ago

Relevant craft art on military assets by the soldiers, where the communication center to demonstrate to the attacked country who “commanded” at the war level, through an artistic expression men communicated challenge.

☮︎ by @object.archives

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2 years ago

Some @apple ads from 1984 through the 90’s,
the most organic marketing period.

.#VintageTech #RetroDesign #OldTech #TechNostalgia #RetroInnovation #VintageDesign #RetroGadgets #DesignInspiration #TechThrowback #ClassicDesign #ProductDesign #DesignLovers #IndustrialDesign #UXDesign by @object.archives

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2 years ago

a man in the world way before all

Lucio Battisti, an iconic figure in Italian music, extended his artistic prowess into the realm of visual arts, creating a series of captivating lithographs. These artworks, much like his music, resonate with deep emotion and creative fervor, revealing Battisti’s multifaceted talent. Each piece reflects his unique perspective, blending vibrant colors and abstract forms to evoke a sense of wonder and introspection.

1. La Macchina del Tempo, Sognando e Risognando
2. La Collina Dei Ciliegi, La Canzone Della Terra
3. Una Giornata Uggiosa
4. Prigioniero Nel Mondo
5. Respirando
6. Due mondi
7. Gente Per Bene Gente Per Male
8. Una

These lithographs not only showcase Lucio Battisti’s artistic versatility but also offer a glimpse into his imaginative world, where music and visual art intertwine to create a rich tapestry of expression. by @object.archives

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2 years ago

Burning Harlem Period

The period between the 1980s and 1990s in Harlem was a pivotal era marked by the emergence of raw beats and authentic rhymes. This period birthed icons and shaped the culture known today.

From the gritty streets and soulful tapes of Zoo York and to the lyrical prowess of legends like Big L, Kool & the Gang, and the Treacherous Three, Harlem was a hub of hip-hop excellence. The scene was further electrified by Kool Moe Dee’s revolutionary style, Immortal Technique’s impactful verses, Cam’ron’s unique flair, Mase’s smooth flow, and Q-Tip’s innovative rhythms.

Rare footage captures the essence of Harlem’s golden era in hip-hop. This retrospective offers an in-depth exploration of the beats, rhymes, and cultural impact of one of the most influential neighborhoods in music history.

#HarlemHipHop #GoldenEra #BigL #KoolAndTheGang #TreacherousThree #KoolMoeDee #ImmortalTechnique #Camron #Mase #QTip #ZooYork #HipHopHistory #80sHipHop #90sHipHop by @object.archives

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2 years ago

Honda Motocompo and the Influence of Japanese Design in Foldable Vehicles

Honda Motocompo (First Series)
Introduced in 1981, the Honda Motocompo is a compact, folding scooter designed to fit into the trunk of the Honda City car. With a 49cc engine, it was light (45 kg) and user-friendly, perfect for urban commutes. Its minimalist and efficient design reflects Japanese design principles of functionality, space efficiency, and user-centricity.

Influence of Japanese Design
Japanese design has significantly influenced foldable vehicles, emphasizing compactness, efficiency, and user-friendliness. Innovations in materials and engineering, along with a focus on integrating seamlessly into urban life, have made Japanese foldable vehicles leaders in the market.

Cultural Collaboration
The Motocompo also featured in creative advertising campaigns, including a notable collaboration with the British band Madness. This partnership highlighted the scooter’s playful and innovative spirit, blending pop culture with cutting-edge design. by @object.archives

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2 years ago

Tejo Remy
‘You Can’t Lay Down Your
Memory’ Chest of Drawers
1991

Droog design, born in the Netherlands in the ‘90s, combines simplicity and functionality with irony and sustainability. Founded by Gijs Bakker and Renny Ramakers, it stands out for everyday objects that surprise and provoke thought. The use of recycled materials and constant innovation are at the core of this movement, transforming design into a form of narrative and provocative art. by @object.archives

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2 years ago

Golf Mk2 Orciari Front Kit by @object.archives

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