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Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Inspirational Commercial Work

In the 90s Austrian artist, Erwin Wurm, shot a commercial series of photographs for Palmers, a lingerie brand.

Being back in school (for my last year), these images scream "analyze my connotative meanings! my signifier and signified!", but I will refrain from doing so - at least for the time being. All this to say these images are incredibly effective however which way you interpret them, so loaded. I love them.

My kind of advertising!





Images via but does it float.

Friday, November 18, 2011

The Rützou Chronicle

A friend of mine was in Stockholm last month and brought me back a copy of this gorgeous biannual publication - The Chronicle. Bound with wax, the pages can be detached easily and used for other purposes.

Best souvenir, Brett, thank you!










Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Les Mains de Jean Paul Gaultier

La planète mode de Jean Paul Gaultier is currently being showcased at the Musée des beaux-arts till October. I took advantage of the "cameras allowed for mannequins only" policy to do the following...

















Monday, July 4, 2011

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Severed Heads Will Bloom


Pastorale - 2006
Wax


Cornucopia - 2007
Polyester resin, wax


Mouton Antoinette - 2008
Polyester resin, wax


Souvenir - 2005
Bronze


Narcissus - 2000
Wax, cast aluminium, silver leaf


Some of London sculptor Rebecca Stevenson's work. Her pieces bring a strong visual to the idea of "beautiful decay". I especially fancy Pastorale and Narcissus. Not crazy about the sculptures being made of wax. At first glance I assumed they were of stone and somehow find that would have been even more striking, but love the end result none the less.

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Moomin Dishes

As a child, aside from old Chinese tales about monkey kings and nightingales, my father would read me this Swedish series called The Moomins. This was the name of a troll family who lived in Moominvalley, deep in the forests of Finland. They were the favorites of my childhood. Anyone who has not read any of the books should look into it.

I just came across these today and immediately got flooded with memories. I plan on getting the entire set via Present-London.





Saturday, May 7, 2011

Less is More

And this is how multi-disciplinary design consultancy, Antrepo sees things. "A dose of minimalism and efforts for changing the perception."

Really like their concept here:







Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Machete Designs - The Chandelier Collection

Last February I shot jewelry designer and friend, Avril-Maud Giese's new Chandelier Collection from her line Machete Designs.

The pieces are quite stunning.