Anna Sansom, Author at DAMN° Magazine

Anna Sansom

Anna Sansom is a British-born, Paris-based journalist who writes about art, design, and architecture for DAMN°, Frame, Mark, The Art Newspaper, Whitewall, Art Now and Noblesse (China).

Anna Sansom

Wild Imaginings

Tripping with Tatiana Trouvé Tatiana Trouvé produces sculptures, drawings, and installations, many of which incorporate architectural interventions. Time is the theme underlying all of her work, which synthesises a wide […]

Light Rocks

Moritz Waldemeyer’s electrifying designs

Rounding Up

Olafur Eliasson’s many facets Olafur Eliasson has an oeuvre whose range is expansive. There are likely very few readers who have not seen any of his works or studied any […]

Going Mobile

Pleasurable temporalities On the occasion of the publication of a book on portable architecture, DAMn° could not help but delve into its pages and discover the many and various forms […]

Reshaping Things

Design according to Andrea Branzi Now in his eighth decade, Andrea Branzi retains a tireless attitude regarding the importance of design, insisting that a project or object be made in […]

It’s a Wrap

Anton Alvarez’s cocooning tendencies

Romancing the Stone

Nucleo encapsulates the ancient Based in Turin, Nucleo is a collective of artists and designers working under the directorship of Piergiorgio Robino. Over the past three years, the studio has […]

Back to Basics

The Venice Architecture Biennale anno 2014 The architecture biennale has swung around again and this time its directorship is in the confident hands of the characterful architect Rem Koolhaas. Applying […]

A Place for Everything

Hiroshi Sugimoto’s meticulous oeuvre Referring to two major projects by Hiroshi Sugimoto that are currently being exhibited, DAMn° takes a detailed look at what the works say about the artist. […]

Listening-up

Melodies at Fondazione Prada The current exhibition at Fondazione Prada explores the relationship between art and sound and its development from the 16th century to the present day. It examines […]

Up in Armory

The Art Fair unzipped In preparing for this year’s edition of the fair, the organisers realised that The Armory Show does not have the enormous pull that it once had. […]

King of Kowloon

The legacy of a text maniac Tsang Tsou-choi was a wonderfully peculiar man who lived and died with his very particular form of art. By adorning the walls of Hong […]

Air Bubbles and Japanese Swords

Cédric Ragot delights the industry This French designer is as comfortable designing champagne packaging as he is fragrance bottles or sleek knives. Drawing inspiration from across the world, and rather […]

Between Two Chairs

Martino Gamper, maker and tweaker Here is a designer who has fallen between the manmade cracks. Operating true to his profession yet going about it in an unconventional way, is […]

The Strangeness of Things

Kolkoz does it with a smile The two guys who refer to themselves as Kolkoz have a certain way of working that verges on the ornery. They enjoy contrasting their […]

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