Hysteria: exploring femininity beyond cliches through art, design… and sex toys
For the HYSTERIA exhibition, Alpha District in Milan invited a group of creatives to investigate women’s violence and sexuality and reinterpret sex toys.
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- Unnatural Practice: “decaying processes are a design source,” says Marcin Rusak
- Elena Salmistraro: “Milan is back. This year I felt excited as if it was my first design week”
- Holographic furniture by Object of Common Interest compose ‘futuristic domestic landscapes’
- Natural Capital: Carlo Ratti visualises trees’ key role in reducing CO2 through data
- ‘Fantastic Smartphones’ and how to hack them… For our sake!