Originally published on metropolismag.com
To evaluate this year’s international design festival, themed “Emotional States,” we used the lens of psychologist Robert Plutchik’s classic “wheel of emotions.”
With the London Design Festival almost underway and the Design Museum’s Design of the Year shortlist forthcoming, London in September is all about (you guessed it) design. Up first, though, is the second London Design Biennale which has taken over Somerset House and is organized by a national pavilion structure (with a few city- or brand-shaped outliers). Following the Biennale theme of “Emotional States,” Metropolis followed Robert Plutchik’s theory of emotion to guide us through a roller-coaster of feels. Click through our top 8 pavilions below.
Originally published on metropolismag.com
George Kafka 