Introduction Ephemeral Space Design
Influences
A course by Luca Hugo Brucculeri , Ephemeral Designer
About the video: Influences
Overview
“The place where I was born and its surroundings, the memories of my childhood and the textures with which I played ... And to this you add films, plays, paintings, all the artists, architects, creators and - why not ? - scientists and poets I have come across along the way. This is my backpack, full of very different references and inspirations between them. The ones that I always carry with me and accompany me every day in each project. In this lesson I present some of the projects and authors so that you can get an idea of the impact they have had on my creations. ”
In this video lesson Luca Hugo Brucculeri addresses the topic: Influences, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction Ephemeral Space Design . Discover the creative process to design a fascinating ephemeral space step-by-step, from the set design to its showcase .
Partial transcription of the video
“Influences In this lesson I will tell you about my influences and of projects that have inspired me throughout my career, and that in some way they have shaped me in my way of creating. First of all, being Italian, I carry with me a baggage of all the cultures that have passed through my country, all architectural forms in different times, which is, somehow, a part of my inspiration that is constant over time. It is something to which I always return to look for some elements that I remember, some cities that I have visited and some architectural elements that inspire me from these cities. ...”
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Course summary for: Introduction Ephemeral Space Design
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Category
Architecture & Spaces -
Areas
Retail Design, Spatial Design
Luca Hugo Brucculeri
A course by Luca Hugo Brucculeri
Ephemeral designer Luca Hugo Brucculeri dedicates himself to the creation of temporary spaces, from window displays to stage design and immersive experiences. The stunning yet fleeting nature of his work is what most stands out.
He has worked with brands like Hermès, Seiko, and Rabat bringing his pieces to some of the most emblematic streets of Milan, Madrid, and Barcelona. In 2015 he was nominated for the "Compasso d’Oro", the oldest and most world-renowned Italian design award.
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