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This documentary explores Perriand's development from her own perspective, from the 1930s, when she made common cause with Le Corbusier and avant-garde art, to her discovery of Japan, where she was inspired to incorporate aspects of Japanese tradition into her practice of Modernism.
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So all the famous Le Corbusier chairs are actually designed by Charlotte Perriand but the credit goes to Le Corbusier. How typical - and infuriating!
[BARQ] Charlotte Perriand represents a designer who was a pioneer in the creation of modern designs for home furnishings, in response to Bauhaus designs, or in the elaboration of catalogs of disassembled furniture. Her political commitment leads her to a confrontation with Le Corbusier, with whom she worked in the early years. The overly academic documentary shows an ingenious and vitalist creator who stood out for her interest in making design not a privilege of the upper classes.