Alejandro Ramírez Orozco's Remanencias project captures design objects in dialogue with Mexican architecture
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Dan Howarth
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Summary
Mexican photographer Alejandro Ramírez Orozco directed and curated the Remanencias project, capturing 14 original furniture, lighting, and sculpture pieces created by Mexico-based designers within architecturally diverse spaces across Mexico. The project explores an "ephemeral dialogue" between design objects and their architectural settings, highlighting the interplay between contemporary design and Mexico's rich architectural heritage.
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Ramírez Orozco chose 14 Mexico-based designers to each create an original piece of furniture, lighting or sculpture.
The photographs capture design objects within architecturally diverse spaces across Mexico.
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