Open :
THU - FRI 12:00 - 18:30
SATURDAY 11:00 - 15:00
+49 / 176 / 222 90 364
Due to offsite projects/installations
we might not always be at the LAB at the opening times listed above.
Please give us a call beforehand if you are planning a visit!
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FORMA is an experimental design platform & shop inspired by nature in its infinite (dis)order.
Working in the public and private sphere, we create botanic installations that are tailored to the unique sensibilities of a space. Whilst sourcing objects of timeless elegance and combining them with boundary-pushing ideas.
Using nature as our guide, we allow our work to unfold naturally. Taking an intuitive approach and crafting experiences that inspire and overcome the senses.
We exist to collaborate with artists, companies and visionaries who share the same values as we do. Using our platform and shop to experimenting and stepping into the unknown.
Get in touch: info@forma-laboratory.com
EXHIBITIONS
ANNA BU KLIEWER
GROWING UP
15.-26..10.2019
Anna was born in 1987 in Saporoshje, Ukraine, and grew up in Germany. She’s a mixed media artist working in both analogue and digital collage.
Aged 19, Anna began travelling the world, living in seven countries, including a couple of years in Cape Town. During that time, she studied Fine Art at Emily Carr University, Vancouver, Canada, and at Central Saint Martins in London.
Driven by her curiosity about other realities, time and space, she challenges our perceptions of identity and nature by transforming found imagery into a new, surreal context.
BOOKS CORNER
CABANA MAGAZINE
NEW IN
Founded by Martina Mondadori Sartogo in 2014, Cabana Magazine aims to inspire a new generation of globe trotters, taking them on a journey through sophistication, obsessive collecting, colors and fabrics. The biannual publication is a collectible objet d'art in itself, from its front cover partners with the likes of Pierre Frey, Gucci, Dedar and Etro, to its striking photography and unique feature layouts.
It is truly a celebration of the medium of print; its graphic treatment of features, layering embellished borders and striking photography on an array of beautiful types of paper, and the variants of each cover issue, offers readers a truly immersive experience in the world of Cabana.
