Now, signs of Memphis are popping up not only in furniture and textile design, but also in art. artnet News met up with Memphis co-founding member Nathalie Du Pasquier at her studio in Milan ...

Du Pasquier is a founding member of the Milan-based design group Memphis, which designed furniture using bold colors and asymmetrical shapes during the 1980s.

For years, Du Pasquier has been celebrated as a founder of the Memphis Group, the collective that upended the design world when it launched in 1981, challenging every tenet of modernist black-and ...

In 1981, at the age of 24, Bordeaux-born du Pasquier became a founding member of Memphis Milano, the outré design and architecture movement started by Ettore Sottsass, known for its boldly colour ...

Nathalie Du Pasquier with a rug from ... member of the influential design collective Memphis, ... definition of art is expanding again, and Du Pasquier has been quietly painting even ...

During the annual Salone de Mobile fair in Milan, I finally met one of my all-time design heroes, Nathalie Du Pasquier.As one of the founding members of the Memphis Group, Du Pasquier was the ...

The groundbreaking new collective, Memphis, proved to be a rich source of exuberant, postmodern energy, injecting colour, playfulness and unpredictability into a staid design lexicon. Du Pasquier ...

‘It is a bit like an alphabet with which you can write different stories,’ says Milan-based Nathalie Du Pasquier, describing her new collection of ceramic tiles for Italian brand Mutina. The artist ...

Nathalie Du Pasquier Target, Fila, and Wayfair can’t get enough of this radical design movement The '80s-era design collective Memphis Group believed that designers shouldn't be tools of industry.

The “Big and Small” series by du Pasquier—a founding member of the Memphis group and subsequently celebrated for her colorful, graphic paintings and textile designs—reveals her signature ...