Shanghai Exhibition: The Fantastical 'Impermanence' by Brazilian Designers

Red Chair, Spring Roll Chair, Fragment Chandelier, Panda Pile, LV Collaboration Sofa Chair... When it comes to Brazil's Campana Design Studio, this name might be unfamiliar to many, but you have definitely seen their designs. The Power Station of Art in Shanghai is currently hosting 'Impermanence: 40 Years of Design by Campana Studio.' The Campana brothers hail from Brazil, and their designs feature the unique bright colors of this country, while also being full of fun and imagination. The elder brother's dream was to 'become a native,' while the younger brother wanted to be an 'astronaut.' After the younger brother passed away due to illness, this 40th-anniversary exhibition was held, named 'Impermanence,' which perhaps not only laments the impermanence of life, but also represents the ever-changing world, and this is precisely why life is so wonderful. The designs of Campana Studio frequently use extremely common materials in life— jute rope, palm fiber brushes, foam plastic, glass scraps... Through the designers' whimsical ideas, they become furniture and installation art. When we accept that 'eternity is an illusion,' then 'impermanence' means acting in the present. After seeing this exhibition, you will have deeper reflections on nature, life, family, fantasy, and more. 🌟'Impermanence' 40 Years of Design by Campana Studio 📍Location: Power Station of Art, Shanghai ⏰Exhibition Period: 2024.06.08-2024.09.08 Power Station of Art, Shanghai