M/M (Paris)
Recent articles about M/M (Paris)
Duo-tome
Issue 85, Spring 2013
In 2013, the overblown, completist pretensions of a career-defining monograph…
Nameless thing
Issue 57, Autumn 2005
Tokyo’s TDC rewards work that transcends means, intention, content, context – and just ‘is’…
Part of the process
Issue 59, Spring 2006
Nicolas Bourriaud’s concept of ‘relational aesthetics’ may give designers a new set of tools
Small, mobile, intelligent units
Issue 12, Spring 1994
Eye talks to young French designers who reject the atelier system and prefer to go it alone
Laptop aesthetics (text in full)
Issue 49, Autumn 2003
A crackly, digital approach informs one of three current design trends
Recent blog posts by M/M (Paris)
That (postmodern) design smell?
22 October 2012
Graphic design Wunderkinder M/M (Paris) have worked with just about everyone in just about every medium: so why not carpets … or scent?
M/M (Paris), aka Michaël Amzalag and Mathias Augustyniak, might represent that most elusive of all cultural phenomena – a genuine hybrid, criss-crossing cultural genres, economic models and geographic nodes. If the tag ‘postmodern’ didn’t sound so outmoded, it could easily apply, writes Liz Farrelly.