Last month, from 18-23 April, was one of the most lively and inclusive weeks in Milano, where everyone was talking about design and art. Creativity, imagination and curiosity brought together design lovers from all over the world in the streets of Milano. Even those who were not there were, to varying degrees, attracted and influenced by the messages conveyed in the promotional materials for the Milano Furniture Fair (Salone del Mobile.Milano).
Looking back at the scene, we can capture different points of view from the various messages, and probably the most impressive is that these people got together to exchange their understanding of life and the world more importantly.
“The process of everyone going out into the world is also the process of each pursuing progress.” It is because of the similarities or differences in each person’s understanding of the world that exists that we see the dazzling, dazzling, wonderful world we see.
Art and Design: Languages Without Borders
Milano is home to innovative and creative brands from different countries, but also to a growing number of Chinese brands.
Inside the NHOW Hotel MIXO exhibition area, apart from ‘LEGO’s Paradise’, we could also catch a glimpse of some other brands.
Throughout Milano, the MIXO design exhibition area, and even “LEGO’s Paradise”, these designed art products are more like a language of communication that transcends cultures and regions.
Although they come from all over the world and can’t communicate freely in their own familiar languages, they can be touched by an art product and have all kinds of fun.
Art and design have no borders, and the human spirit has a consensus. The content contained in an art product translated into words may not have the right words, and some people may not even be able to read those words, but what the eyes see and what the hands touch creates real and concrete feelings and memories.
The touch and understanding of different people is inspiring.
A Vivid Experience and Feeling
The main visual for this year’s Milano Furniture Fair is a range of bright colours that evoke many relevant and positive associations, providing a relaxed and pleasant feeling.
Coinciding with the Milano Furniture Fair, the scenes constructed in “LEGO’s Paradise” present a rich palette of colours.
With their wild imagination and bright, vibrant colours, the scenes and pieces deepen visitors’ perceptions and serve as a fun sitting area.
The thinking brought by art and design is local and global; there should be commercial considerations, but also cultural and spiritual connotations; they touch not only the visual, but also other human senses.
A scene that is delicate enough to take care of form, sound, colour, taste and touch will give people a more three-dimensional experience.
After all, it’s not just the fact that an artistic product is there that is good enough to impress, it’s also the spirit and aura that it conveys together with its surroundings.
This is why sometimes just an interesting lamp can save a boring home.
When we try to think of a product and scene from the perspective of art to bring people experience.
Only to find that the ultimate charm of an artist’s home product may not lie in how quickly it becomes popular, but precisely in how long it can remain in people’s hearts.
“One hundred years from now,
We’ll be moved to use the artefacts and stories,
those are the works we want to make.”
LEGO
Founder of ‘LEGO’s Paradise’