Making Small Talk with Anthony Burrill

Last summer, when Parisian shop of shops Colette closed for renovations, it called upon British designer Anthony Burrill to fill the windows with graphics that would both communicate the temporary closing and cheer up disappointed pilgrims to the temple of curated cool. Burrill’s arresting riffs on familiar signage and labels were such a hit that Colette invited him back earlier this year for an in-store exhibition of “Geometry in Nature,” his new series of work in laser-cut plastic.

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