#material use

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NOT HERE, NOT NOW, 2014, Dunne & Raby, http://www.dunneandraby.co.uk/content/projects/744/0 

“Not Here, Not Now is a speculative design project in which Dunne & Raby present different interfaces for an alternative world, not here not now. The large photographic prints present images of different interfaces. The titles hint at the function and purpose of these interfaces in that given society. As such, the interfaces are portals to those alternative societies. The work in itself is not so much about the interfaces or the actions one performs with them, but about the society they sit in, the world they evoke and the values and norms that make that world go round.” 

1. Stop & Scan Device

2. Publi-Voice Device

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Designed by Joe Colombo, Italian, 1930 - 1971, Made by O-Luce Italia S.p.A., Milan, Italy,founded 1945. Designed 1962. Colombo" Table Lamp. Lighting. Place: Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, Gift of O-Luce Italia S.p.A.,1983, 1983-134-1, http://www.philamuseum.org/main.asp. https://library-artstor-org.libproxy.newschool.edu/asset/PMA_1039758937. Colombo uses the materiality of plastic to direct light with this desk lamp. This lamp also perfectly emulates the pop art movement it belongs to.

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My contribution to Material Use, a zine put together by Sophia Foster-Dimino.

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New illustration for Material Use, a book about people interacting with furniture edited by Sophia Foster-Dimino. 

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Cervélo’s Vroomen White Design group combines analysis and manufacturing acumen to create a 675g/1.5 lb composite frame.

This is an interesting take on the manufacturing process from a industrial composites point of view. Considering Cervelo just won the best in show award for the R5ca—competing against other entries from Aerospace and military contractors—at this year's ACMA awards, it's kind of a big deal. For Real.