‘Designing for the viewer starts with understanding what the artist wants to say’
Involved in the show design for artists like Beyoncé, The 1975 and Loreen's Eurovision-winning performance, Tobias Rylander is at the forefront of creating innovative scenography for live performances. In this interview with FRAME, h
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