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Geo Collection
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One Bike is Enough
Little Helper
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The New Final Form
Void
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Extraños
Nail
First Arrival
Vernacular Exhibition
Souvenir Cotidiano
Shanghai
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Outdoor Kitchen
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Product | Art direction
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Furniture
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Pinda
Orita
Villa Noailles
Decode
Prototype
MA Diploma
Prototype
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ECAL
Decathlon
Horgenglarus
Álbum Goods
Ceramaret
Ballista Space
GMD
Prototype
AnanasAnanas
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Swedish Wood
EAAD is the School of Art, Architecture, and Design at Tecnológico de Monterrey, the largest private university in Mexico.
For their participation as an institution at Abierto Mexicano de Diseño 2019, I was invited to design and produce the scenography.
VERNACULAR is a national exhibition of Mexican vernacular design. A mapping and redesign of vernacular furniture from various neighborhoods, cities, and states across different regions of our country.
Under the guidance of mexican designer Moisés Hernández and the curation of Ana Elena Mallet, the selected projects reveal the condition of a country where precariousness is still the norm and the culture of design remains a work in progress.
For their participation as an institution at Abierto Mexicano de Diseño 2019, I was invited to design and produce the scenography.
VERNACULAR is a national exhibition of Mexican vernacular design. A mapping and redesign of vernacular furniture from various neighborhoods, cities, and states across different regions of our country.
Under the guidance of mexican designer Moisés Hernández and the curation of Ana Elena Mallet, the selected projects reveal the condition of a country where precariousness is still the norm and the culture of design remains a work in progress.
The exhibition layout presents the furniture pieces at different heights, referencing the geographical context that varies across the country. The four “islands” represent each region involved in the project. At the center, part of the students’ research is displayed in the form of maps, drawings, photographs, and models.
Client: ITESM CCM
Born in 1992 in Guadalajara, Mexico, Eduardo Altamirano is an industrial designer working between academia and industry. He holds a BA in Industrial Design and completed studies in Furniture Design in Stockholm before earning an MA in Product Design with Excellent Mention from ECAL, Lausanne (2024). His diploma project was awarded the Pierre Keller Foundation Prix.
For press, inquiries and commissions, please get in touch with me at: hola@enlasuperficie.com
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For press, inquiries and commissions, please get in touch with me at: hola@enlasuperficie.com
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Now based in Mexico City, his practice for brands and institutions explores the tension between the local landscape and the possibilities of mass production. Grounded in a hands-on, rough-making approach, his work spans contract industry solutions and material experimentation, reflecting on contemporary culture and proposing alternative ways of living through objects.
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