The Artling teamed up with Virtual Design Festival to host a panel discussion about how art was integrated into OMA's Potato Head Studios project in Bali, featuring OMA architect David Gianotten.
The discussion, moderated by Dezeen founder and editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs, also featured artist Liina Klauss, Potato Head creative director Daniel Mitchell and Talenia Phua Gajardo, founder of Singapore-based art consultancy and online gallery The Artling.
OMA will speak about its design of luxury resort Potato Head Studios in Bali
The discussion centred around the Potato Head Studios resort in Bali, which was recently completed by Dutch architecture studio OMA.
OMA managing partner David Gianotten led the design and realisation of the project, which was OMA's first hotel on the Indonesian island. OMA managing partner David Gianotten led the design and realisation of the new resort
The building functions as a space for the community, where both hotel guests and the general public can experience contemporary Balinese culture.

"We worked with a large number of local people to handcraft the textures of some concrete walls and also create the woven recycled plastic ceiling panels," Gianotten told Dezeen earlier this year.
Potato Head creative director Mitchell uses art to help shape the brand
Also taking part in today's discussion was Daniel Mitchell, Potato Head's creative director. After co-founding and artistically directing London's LN-CC store in 2010, Mitchell reloc...