Food Revolution
McVillage by UXUS
Comissioned by McDonald’s, UXUS design consultancy has conceived an inspiring children’s activity area for kids under 7 years of age, bringing the theme of “what I eat, what I do” to life. The entire project is a spatial application of graphic design as the use of images instead of words transcends those barriers associated with different geographical places and children’s ages.
The playful aesthetic stimulates imagination and represents a phase of the journey food goes through before finally arriving at the dinner table, creating a connection between kids and the education about food and cooking. (mais…)
Officewear
by Ted Sabarese
The NewYork-based photographer, Ted Sabarese, continues to search for inspiration in the unconventional to capture the grace of everyday scenes which most of the time are not worthy of notice for the less trained eyes.
After turning food cravings into wearable outfits in the “Hunger Pains” series, Sabarese proposes another interesting blend. Office workers, in an office, wearing clothing made entirely of office supplies.
From post-it tailleurs to stamp trousers, the Officewear photo series manifests and celebrates the beauty of quotidian. Choose your favorite apparel. (mais…)
The food thing again…
Hunger Pains by Ted Sabarese
Making the most of the interplay between fashion and food as this unlikely and unique source of inspiration, and turning cravings into wearable outfits, a group of 15 designers – led by Ami Goodheart of SOTO Productions – conceived the Hunger Pains. Each model’s clothing in the series was made entirely of real food and depicts a meal that the artist was hunger for. (mais…)
Artistic Symbiosis pt.3
Underwater Sculptures by Jason de Caires Taylor
…Pt. 2
Ingeniously exploring the symbiosis between art and environment, the multifaceted English/Guyanese artist, Jason de Caires Taylor, blends his strong interest in conservation, underwater naturalism and photography to materialize and make the most of his profound love of the sea and fascination with the natural world.
The Underwater Sculptures are the fine result of an ambitious project in which he creates artificial reefs submerged below the surface of the Caribbean Sea. In a constant state of change alongside tidal movement, shifting ocean sands and the eventual growth of corals and marine life, Taylor’s cement sculptures intend to facilitate positive interactions between people and fragile underwater habitats. His works are meant to encourage tourism to the galleries, sparing the delicate reefs nearby. (mais…)
Artistic Symbiosis pt.2
Underwater Sculptures by Jason de Caires Taylor
Pt.1…
Ingeniously exploring the symbiosis between art and environment, the multifaceted English/Guyanese artist, Jason de Caires Taylor, blends his strong interest in conservation, underwater naturalism and photography to materialize and make the most of his profound love of the sea and fascination with the natural world.
The Underwater Sculptures are the fine result of an ambitious project in which he creates artificial reefs submerged below the surface of the Caribbean Sea. In a constant state of change alongside tidal movement, shifting ocean sands and the eventual growth of corals and marine life, Taylor’s cement sculptures intend to facilitate positive interactions between people and fragile underwater habitats. His works are meant to encourage tourism to the galleries, sparing the delicate reefs nearby. (mais…)
Paper Doll
Photo Story by Eye Management
The muti-talented, Amy M. Phillips and Fairlight Hubbard, are the creative force behind Eye Management – fashion, photography and graphic design studio based in Tennessee, United States. The “Extra, Extra, paper doll” photo story arises as this elegant blend of newspaper couture fad and a vintage scene reminiscent of the 1920’s. (mais…)
