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Life on Foot

29 October 2015

Cristina Morozzi

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The Camper exhibition, curated by Pete Collard and Anniina Koivu, is now being hosted at the Vitra Design Museum, the temple of famous designers ( May 13 to November 1, 2015), celebrating forty years of the Spanish brand. The exhibition is “fitting” testimony to the object value of footwear. In addition to presenting different models of shoes designed by famous stylists and designers who have marked the path of the company, Camper creates commercial spaces around the world signed by famous designers such as Marti Guixe, Nendo, Jaime Hayon, Campana Brothers, Fernando Amat, Doshi & Levine and Thomas Alonso.
In addition to presenting the various models, the exhibition tells the history of the company which began in 1877, when founder Antonio Fluxà set sail for England to investigate new methods of industrial production, and goes on to investigate the potential future of the way of walking, exploring how technological and sociological developments can change the experience of walking.

Lo scorso 18 giugno Vitra e Camper hanno presentato un progetto pop-up della durata di tre mesi presso la Cupola al Campus Vitra di Weil am Rhein
L’allestimento degli spazi espositivi è stato affdato all’architetto Diébédo Francis Kéré, nato in Burkina Faso e formatosi a Berlino.
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Presentazione complete delle scarpe dalla collezione Twins Camperp
All’interno del pop-up, uno scanner rileva misurazioni precise dei piedi dei clienti. I visitatori possono poi ordinare una soletta interna personalizzata in base alla conformazione individuale del proprio piede.
Calzatura Wabi – termine giapponese derivante dal verbo “Wabiru” che significa “chiedere perdono”. Nell’interpretazione di Camper significa: semplice, modesto, per nulla pretenzioso e privo di artifici.
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Uno tra gli esclusivi e originali poster esposti a Life on Foot, la mostra che celebra I 40 anni di Camper
Life on foot presenta material esclusivo dietro le quinte dello sviluppo della collezione Primavera Estate 2016
Uno tra gli esclusivi e originali poster esposti a Life on Foot, la mostra che celebra I 40 anni di Camper
Foto “Familia” in bianco e nero dall’archivio Camper.
Uno tra gli esclusivi e originali poster esposti a Life on Foot, la mostra che celebra I 40 anni di Camper

WHERE: Vitra design museum – Charles-Eames-Straße 2, 79576 Weil am Rhein, Germania

The Camper exhibition, curated by Pete Collard and Anniina Koivu, is now being hosted at the Vitra Design Museum, the temple of famous designers ( May 13 to November 1, 2015), celebrating forty years of the Spanish brand. The exhibition is “fitting” testimony to the object value of footwear. In addition to presenting different models of shoes designed by famous stylists and designers who have marked the path of the company, Camper creates commercial spaces around the world signed by famous designers such as Marti Guixe, Nendo, Jaime Hayon, Campana Brothers, Fernando Amat, Doshi & Levine and Thomas Alonso.
In addition to presenting the various models, the exhibition tells the history of the company which began in 1877, when founder Antonio Fluxà set sail for England to investigate new methods of industrial production, and goes on to investigate the potential future of the way of walking, exploring how technological and sociological developments can change the experience of walking.

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