Brodie Neill's guest appearances

Brodie Neill

On Design with Justyna Green

The Design Dialogues

ACUMEN MAGAZINE

Edward Barber

Jay Osgerby

Sophie Ashby

Camille Walala

Sebastian Herkner

Shantell Martin

John Booth

Bruce Nauman

Andy J

Marcel Duchamp

Jeff Speck

Lee Broom

Michael Anastassiades

Kengo Kuma

Kate MccGwire

OwlTail

Si son atelier est aujourd’hui situé à  Londres, il n’a jamais oublié qu’il est né en Tasmanie.

Si son atelier est aujourd’hui situé à  Londres, il n’a jamais oublié qu’il est né en Tasmanie.

Brodie Neill, rechante le mobilier - ACUMEN 20

Australian designer Brodie Neill joins editor-in-chief Suzy Annetta on the line from London to discuss his upbringing in Tasmania, his work and the future of sustainable design.The Design Dialogues is presented in partnership with Fifth Black.

Australian designer Brodie Neill joins editor-in-chief Suzy Annetta on the line from London to discuss his upbringing in Tasmania, his work and the future of sustainable design.The Design Dialogues is presented in partnership with <a href="https://fifth.black" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fifth Black</a>.

I met the gifted designer Brodie Neill at FORA Central Street, a stone’s throw from his London studio. Throughout our conversation, two things became quickly apparent – Brodie’s passion for materials—regardless of their origin or preciousness—and a strong belief in the circular economy. He is also on a mission to raise awareness of the issue of plastic ocean waste. In our discussion, he points out that the issue of plastic is that of addiction and the wider concept of throwaway culture - the ease of use blinds us from seeing the alternative solutions. He also believes that the attitudes have to change, from those which perceive recycled products and materials as inferior and cheap to treat them as equally valuable and precious as the freshly-manufactured counterparts. An insightful listen and an inspiring voice in the wider circular design conversation.   Presented by Justyna Green Music by James Green

I met the gifted designer Brodie Neill at FORA Central Street, a stone’s throw from his London studio. Throughout our conversation, two things became quickly apparent – Brodie’s passion for materials—regardless of their origin or preciousness—and a strong belief in the circular economy. He is also on a mission to raise awareness of the issue of plastic ocean waste. In our discussion, he points out that the issue of plastic is that of addiction and the wider concept of throwaway culture - the ease of use blinds us from seeing the alternative solutions. He also believes that the attitudes have to change, from those which perceive recycled products and materials as inferior and cheap to treat them as equally valuable and precious as the freshly-manufactured counterparts. An insightful listen and an inspiring voice in the wider circular design conversation. Presented by Justyna Green Music by James Green