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Ibrahim Kombarji

ARCHITECT, RESEARCHER AND WRITING CONTRIBUTOR. IBRAHIM WORKS IN MILAN WITH FORMAFANTASMA, WHERE HE CURRENTLY LEADS MAJOR EXHIBITION DESIGN AND RESEARCH PROJECTS. HE WAS TRAINED AS AN ARCHITECT IN BEIRUT, LUND AND LATELY IN NEW YORK'S COLUMBIA GSAPP. HIS WORK EXPLORES THE ENTANGLEMENTS OF DESIGN AND GEOPOLITICS, LOOKING AT REALITIES RELATED TO THE ATMOSPHERE, THE POWER-PLAY AT BORDERS, AND LATELY THE WAYS IN WHICH CARBON DIOXIDE ACTS AS A POLITICAL DEVICE. HE HAS BEEN FEATURED IN MAGAZINES SUCH AS DOMUS, RUSTED RADISHES, COLUMBIA NEWS, LAMPOON MAGAZINE, URBAN AND MOST RECENTLY IN IT’S FREEZING IN LA! MAGAZINE.

What and how biochar has become a solution and economical market and what does it mean for us and the upcoming generations?

Constructing with nature: Humberto Campana’s botanic garden project blossoms as a sanctuary for preserving biodiversity and fostering environmental education

Vitelli’s presents its fourteen-hour Cosmic Dream fashion show within a rave. The knitwears crafted by Vitelli contextualized in their cosmic imaginary for Lampoon RuVido

A scented flipbook, containing slits of images, sketches, and notes. The verbiage in the book is immediately accessible, in a Pantone like format

Cartier 13 Paix, Paris: iconography with artisanal craftsmanship – reopening the flagship store

Mondo Reale at Triennale Milano: a witty encounter with Formafantasma and Hervé Chandès at The Fondation Cartier, an attempt to disentangle complexities

«We recognie design processes to have an effect and determination, a form of transparency. I am a globalist when it comes to ideas» – Joseph Grima in conversation with Formafantasma

Monster derives from the Latin monstrare, to demonstrate. Dr. Michel’s methodology explores this notion of bringing forward shared realities of others and being transparent

Land Life Company (LLC) was founded in 2013 on the idea that «a business approach and technology can drive innovation to restore nature» with the mission to reforest the world

Farmers, activist and scientists are reclaiming our shared soil as the site of regenerative possibilities, from multicultural agricultural fields, potential applications of biochar and hydrochar