Nothing to Declare exhibition at Tulli & Pakkahuone
The Nothing to Declare exhibition presents the recent work of design students from Aalto University’s
School of Arts, Design and Architecture.
School of Arts, Design and Architecture.
The pieces on display are designed and made by students studying furniture design, industrial design, glass & ceramic design, fashion and textile design. The exhibited pieces combine the two opposite, yet inseparable aspects of design: art and reason, thus providing concrete answers for both human desire and need.
Read more: http://nothingtodeclare.aalto.fi
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