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106 HTE<br />

EVENTS<br />

Pro Finlandia medal by the President of Finland in 2017<br />

and was granted the Grand Prize of The Finnish Culture<br />

Foundation as “a maker of visual magic” in 2018, was<br />

one of the most remarkable guests. Ten internationally<br />

recognized designers Ludovica SERAFINI, Federico<br />

DELROSSO, Marco PAOLELLI- Sandro MENEGHELLO,<br />

Giuliano CAPPELETTI from Italy, Jorge HERRERA, Teresa<br />

SAPEY, and Francesca HEATHCOTE from Spain, Sara<br />

GARANTY from Sweden gave presentations on the designs<br />

of the future at the Design Stories seminar event.<br />

Stating that he had been in Turkey for ten years having<br />

different experiences, the Italian designer Federico<br />

Delrosso said, “To me, luxury means to be in touch with<br />

the world. Everything is somehow linked to the architect<br />

and emotions. Specialized lights are part of the area in<br />

where we live. Exceeding limits is very important in design.<br />

I need to feel motivated to do this job. Istanbul<br />

and New York are very special cities for me. They look<br />

very different but share the same dynamics. I love cities<br />

where I can get inspired. There are teenagers here.<br />

What we do must reflect modern times.”<br />

Noting that he was delighted to be in Turkey, the Finnish<br />

designer Markku Piri added, “I work as an artist and designer.<br />

Without colors, I’d go crazy; I love colors. Here I<br />

also saw works expressing Turkish handicraft in a mixture<br />

of traditional and European styles. The Finnish people<br />

have a special relationship with nature. Every object<br />

in the world has its essence. People are also a part of<br />

this nature.”<br />

Swedish designer Sara Garanty said, “We live in a continually<br />

changing world. The technology era we live<br />

in has a massive impact on us. We saw the effects of<br />

technology at the furniture exhibition. Colors are also<br />

very relevant to where you are from. In some countries,<br />

some colors evoke other interpretations. They vary according<br />

to the cultural background, age, place of birth.<br />

The world we live in is affecting our mood.”<br />

<strong>January</strong> <strong>2019</strong>

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