Sketchbook Abstracts 02 poster

Paper Collective

from  AU$69.60
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Paper Collective
Sketchbook Abstracts 02 poster
from  AU$69.60


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Description

Paper Collective’s Sketchbook Abstracts 02 poster is part of Jonas Wagell’s poster series in which the architect and designer explores combinations of colours and shapes. The abstracts posters, representative of Wagell’s soft aesthetics, carry references to 20th century graphic art schools.

Paper Collective's posters are printed in limited editions and part of each sold poster will be donated to a good cause – this poster will support building the Paper Collective School in Nepal. The artists include renowned illustrators, graphic designers and photographers across the world, whose work is well suited for contemporary decor.

Material
200 g uncoated, FSC certified, acid-free paper
Width
30–50 cm
Height
40–70 cm
Notes
Produced in Denmark under the Swan certification system. Frame sold separately.
Product ID
PC13011

Jonas Wagell

Jonas Wagell (born 1973) is a Swedish architect and designer. He has studied graphic design, marketing, design and architecture in several schools, including Konstfack and Beckmans in Stockholm. Wagell’s products are characterized by playful and insightful forms. He has worked for companies such as Muuto, Normann Copenhagen, Mitab, Bergaform and BSweden. In 2008, Wagell founded the studio JWDA (Jonas Wagell Design & Architecture) in Stockholm.

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