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We are proud to be releasing Martí Guixé’s limited edition NFT collection in conjunction with the opening of the exhibition Design for a Phygital World. Celebrating the 10th anniversary of SAPIENZA DESIGN FACTORY at the University of Rome’s School of Architecture, Martí Guixé will be presenting Ex Designer Project Bar.

Weitenfeld Landaluce Gallery Berlin invites design lovers and collectors to participate in an ongoing process of exploration aimed to deconstruct and tense the limits of the discipline in the search for new meanings, channels of circulation and formats. These “tiles” (conceived and drawn originally in his atelier to be 3D-printed in PLA) and installed in their original location at Carrer Entença 3 in Barcelona, are now being converted into NFTs as selected parts of his project which, soon after its completion in 2020 had to close and be dismantled due to the pandemic. That did not mean the end of the project: De-materialization is a new phase of his aim “to build a new perception of Design based on technology, innovation and fiction”.

We are proud to be releasing Martí Guixé’s limited edition NFT collection in conjunction with the opening of the exhibition Design for a Phygital World. Celebrating the 10th anniversary of SAPIENZA DESIGN FACTORY at the University of Rome’s School of Architecture, Martí Guixé will be presenting Ex Designer Project Bar.

Weitenfeld Landaluce Gallery Berlin invites design lovers and collectors to participate in an ongoing process of exploration aimed to deconstruct and tense the limits of the discipline in the search for new meanings, channels of circulation and formats. These “tiles” (conceived and drawn originally in his atelier to be 3D-printed in PLA) and installed in their original location at Carrer Entença 3 in Barcelona, are now being converted into NFTs as selected parts of his project which, soon after its completion in 2020 had to close and be dismantled due to the pandemic. That did not mean the end of the project: De-materialization is a new phase of his aim “to build a new perception of Design based on technology, innovation and fiction”.

3D Printed Relief Nr. 1

3D Printed Relief Nr. 2

3D Printed Relief Nr. 3

3D Printed Relief Nr.4

Martí Guixé (1964) is a Spanish designer living in Barcelona and Berlin. He studied interior design at Elisava in Barcelona and industrial design at the Scuola Politecnica di Design di Milano. In 2001, he established the term “ex-designer” to position himself against the limited possibilities of the traditional designer. He has worked in the commercial sector for brands such as Camper, Alessi, Danese, Desigual, Damm, Drill, Droog Design, Magis, Nani Marquina and Vitra. His designs, installations and performances have been shown in the MOMA, the Center Georges Pompidou, the Design Museum in London, the Center d’Art Contemporain in Geneva, the National Art Center in Tokyo and Kunstgewerbemuseum, Berlin, among other museums.

Martí Guixé (1964) is a Spanish designer living in Barcelona and Berlin. He studied interior design at Elisava in Barcelona and industrial design at the Scuola Politecnica di Design di Milano. In 2001, he established the term “ex-design” to position himself against the limited possibilities of the traditional designer. He has worked in the commercial sector for brands such as Camper, Alessi, Danese, Dentsu, Desigual, Drill, Droog Design, Magis, Nani Marquina and Vitra. His designs, installations and performances have been shown in the MOMA, the Center Georges Pompidou, the Design Museum in London, the Center d’Art Contemporain in Geneva, the National Art Center in Tokyo and Kunstgewerbemuseum, Berlint, among other museums.