“Travelogue: Greek everyday solutions to common problems” is a book years in the making. Stemming from the project “DIY: who’s the designer?” by papairlines, this publication serves as a visual journey into the spontaneous DIY culture throughout Greece and explores the connection between design as a practice and the artefacts made by anonymous individual creators.
To the question “What ingenious objects might exist in Greece that have been created by DIY designers?”, papairlines responded with an open call to professional and amateur photographers asking for images from all over the country. The responses brought invaluable fresh information and interesting objects from distant and remote locations.
The photographs found in the book are contributions from different parts of Greece, by photographers who are not necessarily the object creators, but successfully capture the essence of these artefacts.
Text by Åsa Ståhl
Designed by Stathis Mitropoulos & Nina Gry Myschetzky
Published by Hyper Hypo, Athens, April 2024
ISBN: 978-618-86646-4-7
Travelogue: Greek everyday solutions to common problems
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Native Products: The Barbican edition
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Adhocracy: Athens
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Nordes 2015
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Once Upon A Sponge
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The Good, the Bad & the Irrelevant
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Once Upon A Sponge: a case study on research through design
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Multidimensional crisis – multidimensional responses: creative thinking and design as tools for development
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H&M Denim Art Festival
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DIY | Who’s the designer?
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Create vs. Copy/Paste: the contribution of creative thinking in smart specialisation
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BirdCamp
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Airplanes and Tales
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Santorini Biennale of Arts 2012
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Open Call / DIY: Who’s the Designer?
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Travelogue: Greek everyday solutions to common problems
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Travelogue Vol. 2: Greek everyday solutions to common problems
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