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Forget Paper made out of Wood – use Stone Paper! The sustainable alternative.

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Maderista Corporate Design by Anagrama

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Aesop Catalogue

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Supergraph is Australia’s Contemporary Graphic Art Fair that celebrates design, print and illustration.

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Natur und Mensch Städtische Museen Freiburg from ps-Planungsstudio

#exhibition design #nature #museum #interactivity #kids

Salt Worldwide, 2010

German Salt Museum, Luneburg, Germany

The German Salt Museum in Luneburg updated its exhibition with an interactive installation entitled Salt Worldwide. This media installation concludes the tour through the museum, a former salt mine.

34 touch sensitive salt crystals spread over a world map highlighting the biggest salt mines. According to the amount of salt mined in these regions, millions of salt particles are emitted over the world map, slide down the mountain ridges, then diffuse and flow with the main sea currents.

When a crystal is touched, it starts to glow. Grains of salt pour over the table and merge into an information window, which displays detailed information about the selected salt mine in the form of text, images and movies.

Micropia, 2014

Artis, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Micropia is a unique museum that is set to inspire the general public, encouraging their interest in microorganisms and microbiology. The visual and the experiential are central, while the focus is firmly on the mostly positive relationship between microbes and humans. Micropia aims at becoming also an international platform for microbiology that brings diverse interest groups together in order to brigde the gap between science and the general public.

#exhibition design #art+com #biology

Glass artist: Louis Thompson MA RCA

The annual Arts & Business Awards celebrate excellence in the field of cultural partnerships and sponsorship. Each year Arts & Business run an open competition to commission an artist to create the range of award trophies.

Thomas Matthews created the winning proposal based on the principle that ‘Arts’ and ‘Business’ are polar opposites, which both attract and repel simultaneously. The creative idea translates incredibly well to the use of magnets and metal filings, which are the core elements of the award.

To create the award vessels Thomas Matthews worked with Louis Thompson, an RCA graduate and leading figure in cutting edge design solutions in hot glass. The collaboration resulted in beautiful bespoke glass vessels, each with a unique colour spectrum.

Contained within the glass awards are iron filings, a waste material salvaged from London Mechanical Lift Engineers – Pye London. These filings are attracted to a removable central magnet to create endless internal sculptures, an interactive process that constantly re-interprets the magnetic attraction between arts and business and how ongoing interaction allows exciting new developments to evolve.

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