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Saturday, May 31, 2008
Labels: design:: Bathroom
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Creative Director: Martin Cornelissen
Art Directors: Chris Sant, Marco Sluijter
Copywriters: Dieuwer Bulthuis, Jeroen de Korte from FBTO health insurance: BokitoViewer
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Client/Product: Zoo Safari
Creative Director: Julio Andery and Rodolfo Sampaio
Art Director: Christiano Neves
Copywriter: Antero Neto
Photographer: AGB Photo from Zoo Safari
Labels: Art
The Hayward’s huge spaces have been filled with artist-designed architectural environments, which spill onto the three outdoor sculpture terraces, radically altering the interior and exterior of the gallery. Inside a village made from over 200 dollhouses and a room frozen in a moment of explosive disaster are amongst the installations that both enchant and disconcert visitors. Outside on the Gallery’s sculpture terraces, installations including a boating lake, a transparent dome and a working cinema have altered the exterior face of The Hayward. Visible from the surrounding area and across the Thames and illuminated by night, they add a significant public dimension to this major exhibition.
The ten artists are: Atelier Bow-Wow (Japan), Michael Beutler (Germany), Los Carpinteros (Cuba), Gelitin (Austria), Mike Nelson (UK), Ernesto Neto (Brazil), Tobias Putrih (Slovenia), Tomas Saraceno (Argentina), Do Ho Suh (Korea), Rachel Whiteread (UK).
Borrowing its title from a book by the artist Martin Kippenberger, the exhibition brings together the work of artists who create habitat-like structures and architectural spaces that are mental and perceptual spaces as much as physical ones. The exhibition invites visitors to immerse themselves in a series of eleven atmospheric, enthralling and unsettling installations. Combining architectural and artistic design with the use of light, colour and smell to trigger responses, these dynamic constructions actively encourage viewers to become adventurous participants. The scale and ambition of the exhibition meant the artists spent weeks working in the gallery in order to realise their installations. from Psycho Buildings
Labels: Architecture, Art
Friday, May 30, 2008
Labels: design:: Clock
o Wake and sleep to your iPod music or movies
o Change orientation to watch videos
o EXB™ Expanded Bass and Reson8® speaker technology for great sound
o Charges iPod
o Stylish space-saving design fits any decor
o Battery backup maintains time/alarm settings during power failures
o Aux/MP3 line-in jack for non-docking iPod models, MP3/CD players and other audio devices from iHome iH41B dock
The Surf Chair® has been developed in collaboration with fellow student Leif Sørensen for the 'Internet Collection' competition at the Scandinavian Furniture Fair 2000. Among 15-20 other designs from the Internet Collection talent zone it was nominated 'Best Product' and covered in several Danish and international magazines and news papers; Danske Møbler (DK), Politiken (DK), Form (S), Shotenkenchiku (J), Wohnen (A) among others. For further details please have a look at press section. from Surf Chair
Just slip your iPod or iPhone into place to safely charge. Models available with two or four Apple Universal Docks built into a single charging base. Substantial brushed aluminum with a grippy rubber base stays put on countertops and desktops. Includes a collection of Universal Dock insert adapters to ensure that every iPod and iPhone in the house gets a place at the table. from Griffin's PowerDock
Labels: design:: gadgets
Labels: Apple, funny, furniture:: Tables / Desks
Note. This anti-theft device is not guaranteed to work in any way.
However I have stuck them to my shiney new red bike and can confirm it hasn't been stolen yet. 13 days of not being stolen in London probably equates to 7 years of non-stealing in the friendly countryside. from Dominic Wilcox: Anti-Theft Bike/Car Device
Labels: funny
Now, utilizing cutting edge technology, we have created the remarkable contraceptive device, the Bed Snake Bat. from Bed Snake Bat
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Labels: Interior Design, living
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Thursday, May 29, 2008
‘stationary metamorphosis within a geometric figure’ by jonathan monk
0 comments Posted by alice at 11:35 PMLabels: Transportation
Inspired by the urbanity of London and the technology that surrounds us, Kit n Kin came up with this line of guilt free, trendy garments that are a fresh alternative. The shirts are made from the softest cotton which is produced in an ethically sound environment. Their designs are witty and fresh and are guaranteed to put a smile on your face and a bit of street style for your little ones. from Volume Control Children's T shirts
Labels: design:: accessories, funny
their ‘XMM.003.02’ lighting system. the family of lights all feature a metal structure and a moulded fibre-glass
shade. each piece of the series is unified by the relation of the shades edge to the silver coating on the
incandescent bulbs from ‘XMM.003.02’ lighting by .PSLAB
Labels: design:: Lighting
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Labels: design:: Bathroom
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Labels: design:: tableware, Kitchen
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Labels: Architecture, Art, funny
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Labels: design:: tableware, funny, Kitchen
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Labels: furniture:: chair
Labels: design:: gadgets
Labels: design:: accessories, funny
Labels: Interior Design, living
Labels: furniture:: chair