Apple's 'Designers of Tomorrow' Exhibition Features Four Emerging Designers in Paris

Exhibition Launch in Paris

Apple, in partnership with Design Miami, has opened its second annual 'Designers of Tomorrow' exhibition. The event is being held at Hôtel de Maisons in Paris and features creative projects from four emerging designers.

Focus on 'Presence'

This year's exhibition centers on the theme of 'presence', exploring how to capture public attention in a fast-paced modern world. The selected designers—Salem S. Charabi, Isabel Rower, Yoonjeong Lee, and Parafernalia (Genki Matsumura and Sebastián Zorrilla)—created original works intended to provoke reflection, engage senses, and foster curiosity.

Integration of Apple Products

The showcased designers incorporated various Apple products into their creative workflows. Examples include Salem S. Charabi using a MacBook Pro for sketching and 3D modeling, Yoonjeong Lee utilizing an iPad Pro and Apple Pencil for ideation, and Isabel Rower documenting her process with an iPhone and using Keynote. The duo behind Parafernalia used iPhone, iPad Pro, and Procreate for remote collaboration via FaceTime.

Curatorial Perspective

Rodman Primack, the program's curator, stated that the artists' works demonstrate the capacity of objects to influence physical environments and transform human experiences within them. The initiative aims to spotlight emerging talent in design.