Apple’s ‘Designers of Tomorrow’ highlights creative projects from emerging designers
Apple, in collaboration with Design Miami, is highlighting four creative projects from emerging designers in this year’s ‘Designers of Tomorrow’ exhibition, which opens today at Hôtel de Maisons in Paris. Here are the details. more…
Apple’s ‘Designers of Tomorrow’ exhibition, co-hosted by Design Miami, is set to open today at Hôtel de Maisons in Paris. The event spotlights four emerging designers who have incorporated Apple products into their creative processes. This marks the second year of Apple’s ‘Designers of Tomorrow’ initiative, which pairs emerging talent with the company’s industrial design expert, Molly Anderson, to identify promising new artists.
The designers selected for this year’s showcase include Salem S. Charabi, Isabel Rower, Yoonjeong Lee, and Parafernalia (Genki Matsumura and Sebastián Zorrilla). According to the exhibition’s curator, Rodman Primack, the works of these artists “demonstrate the power of objects to shape our physical environments and transform the human experiences possible within them.”
Charabi used a MacBook Pro for sketching and 3D modeling, Lee utilized an iPad Pro and Apple Pencil for ideation, Rower used an iPhone and Keynote for documenting and experimenting with images and text, and Parafernalia employed an iPhone, iPad Pro, and Procreate for remote collaboration with their team members in Monterrey and Mexico City.
While some may view this exhibition as a marketing ploy, design enthusiasts can find inspiration in the innovative ways these professionals employ familiar Apple tools to create unique creative works.
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