With technology as a tool, Gt2p hopes to retain and revive Chile’s artisanal traditions
Chilean design collective Gt2p explains why the interplay of craft and technology is central to their practice.
‘There’s a difference between territory and landscape,’ says Guillermo Parada. ‘When you get to kno
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With technology as a tool, Gt2p hopes to retain and revive Chile’s artisanal traditions
