Dolce&Gabbana and Gen D, Vol.2

10 Projects. 11 Designers.

South African designer Thabisa Mjo and Chinese designer Mingyu Xu, with their creations Wonderland and Dynamic Tension respectively, skillfully fuse their cultural roots with Italian craftsmanship, transcending geographical boundaries. Meanwhile, Mexican designer Mestiz, through Mare Nostrum Fantasia, captures the vibrant colours and essence of the Mexican spirit.

Austrian visionary Lauris Gallée brings forth his work Arcadia, infused with a subtle vein of irony, offering a fresh take on woodworking. Meanwhile, the dynamic artist duo Touche-Touche, comprising Carolin Giezner and Théo Demans, boldly presents Me Terre Or, an avant-garde project that challenges conventions and forges novel spaces for human interaction.

 

Hannah Lim, a designer hailing from both British and Singaporean heritage, draws inspiration from her diverse cultural lineage. Lim’s creation, Chest of Flames, artfully melds elements from the UK and Singapore, resulting in a fusion of styles and influences that captivates the imagination.

Ella Bulley, a Ghanaian designer based in both London and Accra, explores the spiritual connection with the Ghanaian landscape through her work Amlima Nu Wɔ Fɛ (My Magical Home). By blending natural elements that harmonise with each other, she delves into the essence of her homeland’s scenery.

 

Meanwhile, Turin-based designer Riccardo Cenedella centres his design research around reclaimed materials, as seen in his work Whatever is at hand. Cenedella’s focus on utilizing recovered materials underscores his commitment to sustainability and innovation in design.