CREATIVE FUTURE

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NoKoncept.com recently featured an article about BDW’s pet project: 100 Creative Playgrounds for the children of Serbia.

The children are LOVING IT!
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Take another look at our vision of the future.
LOOK INSIDE – MATTI KLENELL
BDW’s lecturer and friend, the Swedish designer Matti Klenell, is the master of simple forms and practical objects, in true Nordic tradition. Zon is a room dividing screen for the contemporary office concept Matti designed for Lintex. It can be used as a floor standing version or as a pendant curtain in almost limitless sizes.

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Back in 2012, we had the pleasure of talking to Matte and listen to his speech at BDW… Watch lecture

LIGHTEN UP!

Another BDW alumni, Lasvit, the world-renowned Check company founded in 2007, is a leading global designer and manufacturer of custom contemporary light fittings, feature architectural glass installations and lighting collections designed by some of the world’s most celebrated designers including Ross Lovegrove, Nendo, Arik Levy, Fabio Novembre and Michael Young. The result is fascinating!

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Check out Lasvit’s founder Leon Jakimič, talking about his amazing company at Belgrade Design Week 2012: watch lecture.

100% FUTURE SERBIA
BDW’s project „100% Future Serbia“ showcases young and upcoming creativity in shop windows accross the city of Belgrade, in a space of just 1m². Get inspired by the work of Muffin Studio.

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I stopped working for others because then I have the responsibility and I feel like an advertising agency. When I work for Yello, I can make a fool out of myself. Whatever I do I go through the process of becoming a child, an idiot, totally unimportant. When I have the responsibility to start with it is disturbing." "I think every human is a God. All our life is about becoming like a child, trying to find out who is really hidden inside yourself, who you really are, who is the divine being inside. Great alpinist climb mountains not to become world famous, but to learn something about themselves, to come closer to that inner-child. If you are exposing yourself to the process of climbing the mountain, it is very important you are prepared to make a fool of yourself, to let yourself fall into the emptiness of vague idea, and to have the courage to be a total idiot. Only then you have a chance to die with the smile on your face.

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