NOMADS / COLLECTIBLE FAIR BY IL MAGMA

MAY 2021

Movimento Club, in collaboration with visual storytellers, Il Magma presents... Nomads.
A visual exhibition showcasing a selection of pieces with no defined location or era but which display a mixture of cultures, materials and techniques which span continents and countries and break preconceived notions of the design scene around the world.

OMAGGIO / VISUAL PLEASURE, BRUNO TARSIA AND ROLIG DESIGN

APRIL 2021

Movimento, together with Visual Pleasure magazine has co-curated a visual tribute to Milan Design Week called ‘Omaggio’. It includes a global selection of pieces from the members of Movimento Club with interior styling by Bruno Tarsia and 3D visualisation by Rolig Design.    

The scene, designed by Bruno Tarsia, is a piece of architecture like no other, each room flows effortlessly into the next, walls seem to stretch into the night sky, forms are repeating yet always unexpected. All of this sits within dreamy landscapes of sand dunes and still skies, almost as if we are in a dream, visiting all of the exhibitions we are missing without Milan Design Week this year. The pieces have been gathered from all corners of the world including Mexico, Australia, South Korea, Slovenia, USA and The Netherlands.

DAO ARCHVIZ FOR THE DUTCH DESIGN WEEK 2020

OCTOBER 2020

The team behind Dao Archviz have created a series of scenes with a common theme, rising up from the rubble. We are all in a position at the moment where we need to push though the negative and keep moving forward. Either we are weighed in by rubble, feeling isolated and alone or stuck somewhere. We believe it’s our duty to keep moving forward for the whole design scene.The pieces in this virtual exhibition are from all over the world, designers from Korea, USA, Turkey, Scotland and many more, set within extraordinary scenes of exaggerated architecture and a variety of materials and textures.

ANOTHER_A_R_T_I_S_T FOR MILANO
DESIGN CITY 2020

SEPTEMBER 2020

Following on from our virtual reality exhibition "The Lost Place" we created a series of images with a similar style of large impossible architecture inspired by the likes of Etienne Boullee, Carlo Scarpa and even Stanley Kubrick. This time, however, wanting to make the images seem more like an exhibition and less like an interior shoot and to give these extraordinary pieces a backdrop they would never usually be seen with, we have taken the pieces outside.Among the baron sandscapes lie pieces selected by Artefatto Design Studio highlighting our designers from Milan as well as some excellent designers from the rest of the world.Please take a look at the exhibition and discover some of the global talent withinMovimento.