From February 26 to April 10, the exhibition "Invisible Interpretation /Design Describe Driade" will be exhibited at the century-old Sunke Villa, showing the changes and development of modern lifestyles in the past half century.
Exhibition site (Photo provided by the interviewee issued by the Central Broadcasting Network)
The exhibition includes more than 50 classic works created for Driade by 20 internationally renowned designers such as Fabio Norverbrai, Borek Sypeke, Kazuyo Sejima, Ando Ito at different times, including 6 exhibits from the collection that were first displayed in China, from the early design of Filippo Stark, a designer with Far-reaching collaboration with Driade.
In the exhibition, there is a special exhibition area of the Philippe Stark Collection, which displays 6 works by the design genius Philippe Stark. As one of the most prestigious designers in the world, he is also a pioneer and central figure in "democratic design". Philip Stark designed the Costes chair for Driade in 1984, marking the beginning of a wonderful collaboration of more than three decades and an important starting point for the two to have a profound impact on the history of modern design.
Exhibition scene (Photo by Lin Fuyu, reporter of the Central Broadcasting Network)
Sun Ke Villa, which was renovated in 2020, has held a number of cultural and artistic exhibitions and Catholic education activities such as "Ideal Place - Shangsheng Xinsuo Urban Renewal and Historical Document exhibition", the "Water Body" Urban Project - Extension Exhibition of the 13th Biennale, and the theme exhibition of "Urban Wonders". As a representative work of architectural designer Hudak's residential design, this historic building, which was built in 1931, is constantly being revitalized.