FOC general 10.Jul.2009
Bram de Zwart is hired as Product Manager for the FOC Collection.

FOC FOR 1.Jul.2009
ASICS, one of the most innovative sports footwear and apparel brands today, has launched the inspiring “What’s a left, without a right?” campaign. Conceptualized by advertising agency Amsterdam Worldwide, the campaign was brought to life by the design talents of Freedom Of Creation (FOC) and has become one of 2009’s most talked about branding initiatives.
“What’s a left, without a right?” celebrates a new collection of 80’s inspired footwear by ASICS, and underscores the company philosophy “Anima Sana in Corpore Sano”**, the diversity of the world in which we live, and is an engaging and stimulating reminder that in uniting our opposites, or other half, we can become stronger, smarter, balanced … and whole. The campaign also renews Amsterdam Worldwides collaboration with FOC – a relationship that started with FOC’s design collaboration in 2008 for the mega super-hit “Electric Tiger Land” brand campaign for Onitsuka Tiger. FOC understood the key elements of both the ASICS company philosophy and the new campaign developed by Amsterdam Worldwide and designed ten unique, 80’s-inspired objects.
FOC Collection 27.Jun.2009
‘Repeat Please’ is a special exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum of ’s-Hertogenbosch, where patterns and systems are the common characteristics. FOC Dahlia lights are part of the exhibition. More info about the exhibition, please visit this link to CCAA.

FOC FOR 20.Jun.2009
During the 40th edition of ART Basel, FOC and Ted Noten continue their collaboration. Ted designs a new series of jewelry, which is exhibited by Priveekollektie from Heusden aan de Maas, NL.

FOC Collection 18.Jun.2009
D50 1597 Eco is a customized version of the D50 1597, which is initially designed for The Oceania hotel in St. Malo, France, designed by Fosters and Partners. By making the light 5 cm flatter, than the original version, FOC was able to match the budget from the client. This light is also now added in the FOC Collection.
