Podcast appearances and mentions of Ross Lovegrove

EP 12 - Recorded live at Phillips in Mayfair London, HOFA launches 'Spaces' a new digital art exhibition in conjunction with Phillips.The exhibition showcases works by trailblazing figures from the digital art world including Sougwen Chung, Joseph Klibansky and Ana Maria Caballero who feature as panelists alongside pioneering visual artist Ross Lovegrove, Deputy Chairwoman at Phillips - Miety Heiden and HOFA co-founder Elio D'Anna as host.The discussion explores the evolution of digital art, the integration of technology with artistic practices, and the future of digital mediums.Chapters:00:00 Welcome to Art Talks00:36 Ana Maria Caballero: Poetry and NFTs02:47 Sougwen Chung: Technology and Art07:13 Ross Lovegrove: Design and Technology10:24 Joseph Klibansky: Digital Trees and NFTs13:22 Creating Unique Trees: A Journey13:58 Art and Environmental Impact14:40 Art as an Investment?16:49 The London Art Scene19:49 Wrap UpArt Talks is curated by HOFA. Powered by Kreation

Ep.3 Pablo Picasso is widely quoted as saying ‘Good artists copy, great artists steal'. In an era where algorithm-generated Instagram suggestions have become the new moodboards, it's easier than ever to be a copycat. Being original is getting harder. But what does ‘originality' actually mean anyway? In this episode, Ross and Ila discuss the pursuit of originality for the modern designer. With 40 years of his own work to reference, from tracing by hand in his early career to using AI modelling tools today, Ross shares how defining yourself as a true original has changed. In this conversation, Ross and Ila debate where inspiration crosses into plagiarism, and ask whether originality today requires a shock factor. Mentioned in this episode:Ross Lovegrove at Knoll Zaha HadidHarry Bertoia Verner Panton's S ChairCharles and Ray EamesGeorge NelsonNelson's Marshmellow SofaA guide to the life and work of Damien Hirst*****More info on Ross at RossLovegrove.comFollow us on Instagram:Ross LovegroveIla ColomboFor Love & Design podcast*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

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Our creative jobs are changing, and our habitat is at risk. In their new podcast For Love & Design, visionary designer Ross Lovegrove and creative director Ila Colombo sit down to explore these challenges. With new episodes every other week, they discuss the intersection of design, art and innovation. Exploring the purpose of design and the quest for originality in the era of AI and environmental destruction, in each episode Ross and Ila share revolutionary ideas for the modern creative.

Great design should always elevate and inspire our everyday lives. On this special episode sponsored by Duravit, Dan speaks with three visionaries: Simone Rothman of FutureAir, a startup working with Ross Lovegrove to revolutionize indoor air quality; product designer Sebastian Herkner, a leading voice of his generation; and architect Amanda Levete, whose award-winning Maggie's Centre in the UK has created a tranquil, healing space for cancer patients. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The acclaimed biological designer discusses passion, purpose and portals to a new fantastic future – flying cars may also feature. Brought to you by The Last Drop Distillers.

FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM FOR MORE CONTEXT ON MY GUESTS: https://www.instagram.com/crownunfiltered/   VIDEO VERSION OF THIS EPISODE: https://youtu.be/L5bB7uFxVJw   ABOUT STEFAN: He has founded multiple companies, put many young designers on the map and curated shows with design 'megastars' (Marc Newson, Ross Lovegrove, Philippe Starcke, Jasper Morrison).   Stefan was also the guy that approached IKEA in 90's and presented his case as to why they had to invest in a proper design department. He spent 5 years helping them establish a team and their PS line, which is still around today!   Stefan was the founder and CEO of POC (Sports helmets, apparel, sunglasses etc.), which was sold in 2015 for 65 million dollars. He said that this was the first time that he actually made any money throughout his career. Everything had always been passion-led and at times he found himself struggling to cover costs.   He continues to lead his latest venture, Cake (Electric Bikes), with all the same passion and this is evident in their products. They are the most well thought-out and designed electric bikes on the market and one of the most exciting start-ups in the mobility space.   Stefan has done so much in his career and is crazy busy. I prepped super hard for this in order to get the very most out of the hour we had together. This mans time is a gift and it is for free, so soak it up!!!   CHECK OUT CAKE: https://ridecake.com/en/?gclid=CjwKCAjwmv-DBhAMEiwA7xYrd755pwWJAahe6yBqXmoA51YhRxBc8drdIXjtOZbuZnw-nWEC889JZxoCeakQAvD_BwE   ====================================================   ABOUT ME: I am a South African Designer, Digital Modeller and the host of Crown Unfiltered. I will be talking to a cross section of people that work in the Car Design Industry. These will include designers, digital and clay modellers, vis artists and colour & material designers. The focus of our conversations will be centered around personal processes and experiences within the business. My aim is to demystify some of the preconceptions about this industry and give people an unadulterated glimpse into the business. I also wish to give the younger generation the opportunity to see that the people that these professionals come in different shapes and sizes and some of them will be unknown. The intention is to see that you should always be yourself and not let your job define or change who you are. Please get in contact if there is something specific you would like me to cover. I would also be really grateful if you could subscribe and share the podcast with anyone that has an affinity for cars, design or both. Thank you! Sam   FIND ME HERE!!! : https://www.instagram.com/crownunfiltered/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-ofsowitz-8b7a531a/ https://twitter.com/SOfsowitz  https://www.facebook.com/crown.unfiltered.7           

Aleks sits down with Isabel Ettedgui, owner of Connolly England, a discreet British brand with a reputation for timeless design. It was founded in 1878 as a coach hood maker’s makers and saddler. Isabel spotted Connolly’s potential to be a successful retail brand in the 1990s, and has transformed Connolly into a modern British fashion house, synonymous with luxurious and versatile menswear.We sat down to unpack what makes Connolly unique today, how Isabel has built and rebuilt the brand over the years, and why independent retailers need supporting today now more than ever.---HandCut Radio is produced in collaboration with Birch, a London and New York based creative agency. Our theme music is by Joe Boyd.---Show NotesConnolly — Instagram | Website [2:29] Joseph Ettedgui[3:15] Connolly Leather[3:20] The First Rolls Royce[4:10] RMS Queen Mary Ship[4:17] King George’s ‘Gold State Coach’[5:07] Jaguar E-Type, Petrolicious[5:45] Andrée Putman[5:48] Ross Lovegrove[6:40] Deyan Sudjic[13:03] Jaguar E-Type Limited Edition (x6)[16:31] Nicholas Foulkes[20:13] Marc Audibet

“A house is so many more things than just the bricks and mortar. It’s a backdrop for your life.” Albert Hill is the founder of the Modern House—an estate agency with a difference.  One which is in the matchmaking business of finding sympathetic buyers for the most interesting houses in the UK. In our conversation, we discuss Albert's career and transition from a Wallpaper* journalist to the property business owner and his memories of the Six Pillars House in Dulwich. We also dive into the ins and outs of creating a thoughtful brand and the market value of a well-designed property - from the Cube House by Carl Turner to Ross Lovegrove’s home and studio. 

In this interview, we speak about his inspirations, the importance, and challenge, of staying true to yourself and how great design comes from many long moments of staring off into space.

Ross Lovegrove est un des designers les plus réputés de sa génération, ayant travaillé sur les avancées technologiques d’Apple et Sony qui ont permis le développement du Walkman et de l’ordinateur portable. Convaincu que la technologie doit travailler en accord avec l’environnement, Lovegrove a aussi développé des algorithmes pour créer des produits capables d’optimiser leur propre rendement, tout en étant respectueux des ressources de la planète.

Ross Lovegrove, il designer gallese è l’ospite di questa puntata di Artscapes su Radio Popolare. Il campione del design organicistico, un instancabile ricercatore – con gli strumenti della tecnologia più aggiornata – ed un amante della bellezza insita nella natura, delle sue tensioni e delle sue dinamiche…Buon ascolto !

Ross Lovegrove, il designer gallese è l’ospite di questa puntata di Artscapes su Radio Popolare. Il campione del design organicistico, un instancabile ricercatore – con gli strumenti della tecnologia più aggiornata – ed un amante della bellezza insita nella natura, delle sue tensioni e delle sue dinamiche…Buon ascolto !

"Second Nature" is in short thinking about the future of design. In the past Tokujin has incorporated many laws that exist in nature, while attempting to explore the possibilities of technology. "Second Nature" combines both to create new forms of nature. This exhibition presents the works of 8 groups of creators, including Tokujin Yoshioka himself. This video features the works of Makoto Azuma, Ross Lovegrove, Tokujin Yoshioka. We recommend visiting the exhibit if you can, more information can be found on www.2121designsight.jp Music courtesy of ISAN: www.isan.co.uk

"Second Nature" is in short thinking about the future of design. In the past Tokujin has incorporated many laws that exist in nature, while attempting to explore the possibilities of technology. "Second Nature" combines both to create new forms of nature. This exhibition presents the works of 8 groups of creators, including Tokujin Yoshioka himself. His' Crystal chair start with a substrate made of polyester elastomer which forms the skeleton. This is submerged into a tank and here the crystals grow onto the substrate. This video features the works of Makoto Azuma, Ross Lovegrove, Tokujin Yoshioka. We recommend visiting the exhibit if you can, more information can be found on www.2121designsight.jp Music courtesy of ISAN: www.isan.co.uk

"Second Nature" is in short thinking about the future of design. In the past Tokujin has incorporated many laws that exist in nature, while attempting to explore the possibilities of technology. "Second Nature" combines both to create new forms of nature. This exhibition presents the works of 8 groups of creators, including Tokujin Yoshioka himself. This video features the works of Makoto Azuma, Ross Lovegrove, Tokujin Yoshioka. We recommend visiting the exhibit if you can, more information can be found on www.2121designsight.jp Music courtesy of ISAN: www.isan.co.uk