Charlotte Perriand. The Art of Dwelling outdoors with a miraculous animal on

with a miraculous animal on board that no one in Europe has ever seen before: a young rhino named Clara

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Charlotte Perriand. The Art of Dwelling outdoors with a miraculous animal onThis exhibition catalogue celebrates one of modernism's most influential designers and explores the enduring relevance of her thinking today. Charlotte Perriand understood design as cultural and social practice. Through intensive engagement with architecture, craftsmanship, and industrial production, she developed a spatial philosophy that unites functionality, aesthetic clarity, and social responsibility. For her, dwelling was not a styleit was a