The habits of a creative genius | Philippe Starck | WOBI

French designer Philip Starck is one of most well-known creative geniuses of our time. In this WOBI interview, Starck talks about his alternative lifestyle as the source of his creativity.
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About the speaker:
Philippe Starck is a French designer known for his wide range of designs, including everything from interior design to household objects to boats to watches to hotels.

[@TWHowl]

I just picked up one of his chairs and a flea market for an amazing $20, they didn’t know what they had, and I’ve been researching him since; I must say, what a fascinating man and designer.

[@61percentodicarica]

Big up for the interviewer, he did insist with some rather uncomfortable but very interesting questions..! Subbed

[@krzhao177]

I love this guy, he‘s so intelligent and so cute.

[@chaosolid]

I am not in the designing field, but to me, he has been a great inspiration !

[@isabellas.c.scanderbeg2670]

« We don’t exist except for creativity… From our parents we receive a rope, and we have to strive to create a better rope…” 🌿

[@jianli8188]

Philip Starck is one of most well-known creative geniuses of our time.

[@jaydee11.11]

I think design can save lives 🤷 designing for spending practically ( minimize consumerism and wastes) , for health ( physical safety and mental health)

[@jianli8188]

He's best industrial designer！！！

[@jamesmills6766]

Great video

[@yeonhojung7185]

He's best industrial designer

[@jaykhopey4499]

I like his way of thinking his perspective but most of the designs I think are just hype, and becomes successful because of this name, he is kind of artist...

[@pierre-yvesguerin4827]

I think this commentator looks lost...

[@ninap1998]

'design can help life but not save life" thisss thiss

[@sacDbest1]

I got depressed watching this

[@alejandrabarros8958]

Funny that he has all the best talk but Im not sure he has the best designs that juicer is not practical at all but vert simplistic and modern... he talks a lot about being autistic and sick and living isolated and no one asks him isnt that very strange or hard to deal with? how do you know people enough to solve everyday problems through the creation of appliances if you live isolated and suffer sicknesses that more than creativity have the incapacity to understand others by lack of empathy?

[@hetvriendelijkespook]

Alejandra Barros it's empathy you gain when you stop doing, stop being invluenced by others. Just by being Alone, you Will get sight of your emotions, your feelings, and how your touhgts in words are Just a mechanical system of your body. And everyone has the same system. Words are the filth, because of context, we put the wordt togheter with things we feel. But we do not always realise that you van never feel what another feels with the word sad or Happy etc. Never exactly... So by looking to ourselfs as a better kind of animal, we can find out that everything for our LIFE except breathing eating drinking and reproducing(maybe) is definetly useless.... But we still like the happy hormones so we Just keep on going haha... So that's why, and with mental issues you can get a weird insight in this mechanical system of your body :) bye!

[@arthurcanta]

The "juicer" was not meant to be practical. It was not the intention of the project or his proposal. His intention was precisely to be ironic. Peace.

[@giammog2805]

@@arthurcanta the juicer was created for antoher piace. Was an object designed for pubs and bar

[@isabellas.c.scanderbeg2670]

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