Adam Nathaniel Furman

www.adamnathanielfurman.com

Adam Nathaniel Furman is an artist & designer of Argentine, Japanese and Israeli heritage based in London. He trained in Architecture and Fine Art, and work in those areas as well as products, interiors, writing and teaching. His work has been exhibited in London, Paris, New York, Milan, Rome, Eindhoven, Minneapolis, Portland, Kortrijk, Tel Aviv, Veszprem, Mumbai, Vienna & Glasgow, is held in the collections of the Design Museum, the Sir John Soane's Museum, the Carnegie Museum of Art, the Abet Museum, & the Architectural Association, and has been published widely. The atelier has completed, and ongoing projects both internationally (Europe, the US, S America, the Middle East, East Asia) and in the UK. He has lectured at the RIBA, Harvard GSD, UC Berkeley, the Carnegie Museum of Art, Cardiff University, Innsbruck University, the Casa dell'Architettura Rome, the BSR, and the Biennale Interieur, amongst others, has taught courses at several universities as well as having been Studio Master at Central St Martins in London, am co-director of Saturated Space at the AA (an influential research group on colour in Urbanism and Architecture), and has been a judge for the Dezeen and FRAME awards, amongst others

PROJECTS

Architecture and Urban Graphics in London. The city becomes an open-air gallery

For Adam Nathaniel Furman the city around us is the largest gallery in the world, of life, of materials, of compositions. He creates an urban graphic composition inviting us to "look up and look down". Look Down To Look Up

Architecture and social role. A town hall that represents the unified identity

The artist Adam Nathaniel Furman, through this conceptual work, portrays an ideal town hall in which each element is articulated as a distinct architectural expression creating a tension between the whole and its parts, expressing the interaction in democracy between the need for consensus and shared values.

Historical Promiscuities: ceramics fusing classical and pop

„Historical Promiscuities” introduces us to a series of large, special edition ceramic pieces- Kallisto, Kalliope & Kallistrate- designed by Designer Adam Nathaniel Furman for Botossi Ceramics. These pieces, showcased during Milan Design Week 2018, are more than just artifacts; they are a bold statement of defiance against the prevailing austerity in design