
Community as a Form of Research–
Stone Island continua a esplorare le sottoculture di cui si compone la sua community globale. Architetto e direttore creativo di AMO presso OMA, Samir Bantal partecipa alla campagna Autunno_Inverno '026-'027 indossando 4100062 David-TC_Stone Island Ghost.
02 CAMPAGNA
Samir Bantal indossa 4100062 David-TC_Stone Island Ghost, un parka corto imbottito, cucito e poi contemporaneamente tinto in capo e trattato con un agente antigoccia.
Durante il processo di tintura, sotto pressione a 130 °C, il tessuto subisce una compressione termica che ne trasforma completamente la trama e la struttura.
03 INTERVISTA
I partecipanti rispondono a una serie di 100 domande, curate da Hans Ulrich Obrist, volte a comprendere il carattere unico della community.
Question 08 of 100
Do you have rituals?
Breakfast and dinner with the family, coffee and flying.
Question 14 of 100
The future is...?
Terrifyingly beautiful.
Question 20 of 100
Who are your inspirations?
My mother & father.
Question 25 of 100
What do you belong to?
The Amazigh people, Morocco, the Netherlands, Europe and Earth.
Question 35 of 100
What sports do you play?
Just picked up boxing again.
Question 39 of 100
What advice would you give your younger self?
Don't stop dreaming.
Question 40 of 100
What's the best advice you ever received?
Focus on one thing you like. Totally ignored it.
Question 41 of 100
What’s the most impressive landscape you’ve ever seen?
Salar de Uyuni.
Question 48 of 100
What's the most recent thing you made?
A museum gallery.
Question 52 of 100
Have you ever experimented with making clothes?
Soon!
Question 58 of 100
Do you find it easy to embrace change?
Our search for stability drives constant change.
Question 73 of 100
Where do you do your best work?
On the bike.
Question 74 of 100
What time do you wake up?
When my kids wake up.
Question 92 of 100
What is self-care to you?
Pause.
Question 96 of 100
Are you a good listener?
What?

04 DIETRO LE QUINTE
–Samir Bantal ritratto dietro le quinte della campagna Autunno_Inverno '026-'027, fotografato da Heikki Kaski.
