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BloBB
The idea of Blobb tiles, designed by
“I believe design integrates into
an Argentinean artist, Analia Segal,
daily life through the merging and
originated from the notion that
intersection of culture, industry and
sensuality and rationalism coexist and
technology. In blobb projects, I am
in so doing, highlight the transience
echoing the transformation that takes
of the body and the space where the
place in the process of inhabitation
physical, psychological and spatial
going beyond the notion of tiles as
parameters of our experience collide.
objects or commodities.”- says
Blobb design expands the notion
Analia Segal.
of art practice fusing the aesthetic and
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utilitarian notion of tiles into a way
of communication, while entwining
the viewer in heightened levels of
complexity with our surroundings.
Six SenSe
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