Formafantasma tracks the evolution of its craft-centric design approach
Amsterdam-based Italians Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin devote part of every project to intensive research – probing, exploring and analysing the roots of their subject matter. To do so, they assume the role of botanist, historian, scientist
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