In one project, he created a solar-powered toy whose only purpose was to do nothing.
This man delivered a series of Norton lectures at Harvard in which he used the parable of a banana leaf to argue that artists should seek to re-express simple ideas modernly. In one project, he created a solar-powered toy whose only purpose was to do nothing. In another, he created a nine-minute film which begins by showing a man falling asleep at a picnic with his wife in Chicago, with narration provided by Philip Morrison. This creator of the film Toccata for Toy Trains worked with Eero Saarinen on the eighth of the Case Study Houses, which became known as this man's namesake house in the Pacific Palisades. In addition to the aforementioned film Powers of Ten, which he created for IBM, he's known for working with his wife Ray on a series of molded plywood chairs. FTP, name this man who created a sofa, lounge chair, and other pieces in his furniture catalog.
This man delivered a series of Norton lectures at Harvard in which he used the parable of a banana leaf to argue that artists should seek to re-express simple ideas modernly.
Charles {Eames}