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Nicholas Gardner and Saša Štucin focus on creating work with conflicting functions and imagery, without abandoning beauty or consumer logic. They are keen to blur the boundaries between acceptable furniture typologies and conceptual representative objects. Making plays a big role in their practice. They are designers and manufacturers of their objects. Their interest in various materials results in a diverse body of work. The refined, simplified forms of their works reflect principles of mid-century design, but the pieces also veer toward conceptual territory by evoking the malleability of how objects are seen and mediated today.

Their work has been exhibited at the Swiss Institute, Friedman Benda and Patrick Parrish in New York City; Royal Academy of Arts, V&A, Christie’s, Somerset House and the Design Museum in London; RM68 in Beijing; Gallery Sohe in Shanghai; Etage Projects in Copenhagen; Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam; Museum für Gestaltung in Zürich, A Palazzo Gallery and Palazzo Monti in Brescia; Barbati Gallery, Biennale Architettura and Biennale Arte in Venice.

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