The artist and designer Nathalie Du Pasquier moves effortlessly on the border between art and architecture. Her artistic language is characterized by her interest in geometry, variations and systems. She takes simple structures and combines them into complex constructions. Nathalie du Pasquier was a founding member of the Memphis Group, the Milanese design and architecture collective known for a decade for its "form follows fun" ethos. She designed furniture, textiles, jewelry and carpets for international design companies and thus brought her view of things to numerous areas of design before turning to her passion: drawing, painting and sculpting. Initially figurative, her work gradually developed into pure abstraction. This motif from the Manifesto series is printed in a 4-color offset process with soft matt varnish and glossy UV spot varnish on pure white 270-gram paper and embossed with the logo, title and name of the artist.

Sebastian Wrong has a penchant for bringing two worlds together. The British designer has already created armchairs that look like they were made from bricks, lamps that look like they were made from a jar of sweets and stools with tractor seats. The trained artist became known as a designer for renowned manufacturers and as a co-founder of Established & Sons. Time and again, he met designers who resorted to artistic means, producing stacks of drawings and experimental paintings in order to develop a feel for shapes and proportions. Wrong - enthusiastic - had an idea: art by designers, printed in high quality and affordable. The concept of the Wrong Shop. Since 2011, the company has been producing and selling artistic motifs by well-known designers, including Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Nathalie du Pasquier and Bertjan Pot. Sometimes selected from the sketchbooks of their creators, sometimes specially made for the store. Always on the border between art and design.