The future of form
The name Luigi Colani stands for an unmistakable understanding of design that combines organic forms with futuristic visions. His work, which encompasses architecture, automotive design and everyday objects, creates an aesthetic in which nature and technology merge. The exhibition at Marta Herford provides an insight into the diversity of his work and highlights his formative role in the design world.
© Marta Herford, Photo: Besim Mazhiqi
The principle of organics
Nature was at the centre of Colani’s design philosophy. Manyof his designs seem to be directly inspired by biological forms – streamlinedstreamlined, curved and harmonious. Whether cars, furniture oreven aeroplanes, Colani’s work breaks with conventional standards. TheyInstead, they encourage us to think beyond conventional forms and look at the world of things from new angles.
© Marta Herford, Photo: Besim Mazhiqi
Controversies and visions
Colani was far more than just a designer – he was a visionary and a provocateur. His designs, often ahead of their time, evoked both admiration and scepticism.and scepticism. This ambivalence still makes him a fascinatingfascinating personality in the history of design. The exhibitionis dedicated to these facets and shows how Colani’s work has created a dialoguedialogue about form and function.
dates
The exhibition “Luigi Colani – Forms of the Future” can be seen from 01.12.2024 -23.03.2025 at Marta Herford.
FURTHER INFORMATION
The “Shapes of the Future” exhibition (advert) on the Marta Herford website.
