Koivu Anniina, Hrsg. The Walking Society Zürich (Schweiz): Camper / Lars Müller Publishers, 2015 (Buch) 406 S., 17,3x12 cm, ISBN/ISSN 978-3-03778-479-2 Techn. Angaben Klappbroschur. ZusatzInformation Retrospektive zu Camper-Schuhen, anlässlich des 40. Firmenjubiläums mit philosophischen, soziologischen, kulturhistorischen Perspektiven auf den Schuh. What is a “walking society”? A society that is in motion, that is setting out for somewhere. And what connects the individuals in this society with the ground they stand on? It’s their shoes of course. The focus here is on a very special shoe: the Camper shoe. It has gone through considerable changes since its early days, when it was cobbled together by Mallorcan peasants from a piece of car tire and a scrap of fabric. What remains is the philosophy embraced by the Spanish family business, that innovative shoes produced according to the highest standards should not only be comfortable but should also offer their wearers the greatest possible freedom of movement. The book tells the story of the Camper brand while at the same time unfurling a range of related themes, from the anatomy of the foot to the cultural history of the shoe. All of which leads to a visual exploration of our “walking society.” Text von der Webseite. Namen Alfredo Häberli / Anton Beeke / Astrid Stavro (Design) / Bernard Wilhelm / Daniel E. Lieberman / David Cirici / Deyan Sudjic / Francesco Careri / Hella Jongerius / Jaime Hayón / Jasper Morrison / Kenneth Goldsmith / Mark Farrow / Martí Guixé / Nendo / Neville Brody / Pablo Martin (Design) / Rafael Moneo / Robert Thiemann / Shigeru Ban Sprache Englisch Stichwort Bewegung / Broschüre / Camper / Design / Fotografie / grüner Schuh / Kulturgeschichte / Mallorca / Mode / Philosophie / Retrospektive / Schuhe / Werbung / Ökologie Sponsoren Camper WEB http://www.designindaba.com/articles/creative-work/walking-society-%E2%80%94-camper-retrospective WEB https://www.lars-mueller-publishers.com/walking-society-0 TitelNummer 025715712 Einzeltitelanzeige (URI) ![]() |