El proyecto The Nomadic Life es obra del diseñador mexicano Gerardo Osio y se dirige a todos aquellos amantes de la vida nómada. ¿Y que entiende el siglo XXI por nómadas? Viajeros empedernidos y personas obligadas a viajar continuamente por trabajo. Osio ha contado con la sabiduría de seis artesanos japoneses para crear objetos que, según él, den a los nómadas del siglo XXI un “sentido de pertenencia”. Todas las piezas tienen ese aire minimalista tan característico de la cultura nipona y están hechos de materiales naturales.
“Hoy en dia la gente viaja desde un sitio a otro por temas de trabajo, convirtiendo el estilo de vida nómada en una realidad. Este tipo de vida hace que olvides a dónde perteneces”, explicaba el diseñador a Dezeen.
Es genial la maleta portátil donde van todos las piezas -una vela, una vajilla, un jarrón- que nace para facilitar la vida nómada, para que podamos sentirnos como en casa dónde quiera que estemos.
The Nomadic Life’s is the last project of the Mexican designer Gerardo Osio. It is made for those who love nomadic life. What is meant by nomadic people in XXI century? Those who enjoy travelling and those who constantly must travel for job”. Osio has worked closely to six Japanese craft workshops in order to create objects who give nomads a “sense of belonging”. Pieces have the strict minimalism who characterizes Japanese culture and are made of natural materials.
“Nowadays people travel a lot from one place to another because of work, making a nomadic lifestyle a reality for a lot of people. This kind of lifestyle creates a tendency of losing the sense of belonging to a place” explained Osio to Dezeen.
It is great the portable bag where you can keep all pieces -a candle, the range of copper tableware, a flower vase-. The aim is to improve nomadic lifestyle and help people to feel like home wherever we are.
The Nomadic Life’s is the last project of the Mexican designer Gerardo Osio. It is made for those who love nomadic life. What is meant by nomadic people in XXI century? Those who enjoy travelling and those who constantly must travel for job”. Osio has worked closely to six Japanese craft workshops in order to create objects who give nomads a “sense of belonging”. Pieces have the strict minimalism who characterizes Japanese culture and are made of natural materials.
“Nowadays people travel a lot from one place to another because of work, making a nomadic lifestyle a reality for a lot of people. This kind of lifestyle creates a tendency of losing the sense of belonging to a place” explained Osio to Dezeen.
It is great the portable bag where you can keep all pieces -a candle, the range of copper tableware, a flower vase-. The aim is to improve nomadic lifestyle and help people to feel like home wherever we are.
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