1.618 Sustainable Luxury Fair edition 2012

What is for you you the future of Luxury?

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Pousada Pinciguaba

Paraty, Brasil

 

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Sabe la Tierra

Buenos Aires, Argentina

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HOLI Festival of colors

India

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Unmissable: 1.618 Sustainable Luxury Fair

Palais de Tokyo, Paris, May 2O1O

Both a trade show and an art exhibition, 1.618 Paris is the first annual rendez-vous of Sustainable Luxury, supported by the French Ministry of Culture and the WWF. / S E E +

Communicating awareness 2.0

Buenos Aires. Argentina

“i don’t use plastic bags –thanks”

Andresa Guareschi represents a new generation of communicators, who commit their knowledge of new media for spreading a new, evolving, global awareness on social and environmental matters. / S E E +

Dead Forest by Charly Nijensohn: the work in progress

Balbina Dam. Amazonas. Brazil

Dead Forest sets off to capture a series of images in a tragic landscape.
One of the most distorted landscapes by human action, the Balbina Dam is a political and metaphysical statement by itself: a manifesto about our own failures / S E E +

Marco Bevolo and the next luxuries

Netherlands / Italy

Image Copyright: Keiko Goto, The Netherlands

Design researcher and corporate maverick Marco Bevolo states in his book Premium by Design: How to Develop and Market High End Products, that in times of economic downturn luxury will become, more than ever, synonymous with focus on people and the experience of essentials / S E E +

Cabinet de lecture

Paris. France

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Growing hope in the Arava Desert

Ketura Valley and Kibbutz Lotan. Israel

For the Ketura Wetlands Project, very young Israelis and Palestinians worked together to transform an arid valley into fertile land. The Arava Institute for Environmental Studies is a fine example of the Green Kibbutz Movement, and the wider Sustainable Management Agriculture philosophy / S E E +