\nDesign Between Dimensions<\/em>
\nBy Lidewij Edelkoort<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n
the exhibition ‘the pop-up generation: design between dimensions’, investigates the trends of screen culture, flat-packing, and pop-up shops process video (really great!)<\/p>\n http:\/\/vimeo.com\/36152966<\/p>\n http:\/\/www.motimuseum.nl\/en\/exhibitions\/current\/the-pop-up-generation\/855<\/p>\n “In 2010, the Japanese\u00a0fashion\u00a0designer Issey Miyake first presented a ground-breaking collection called\u00a0132 5. <\/em>Working closely with a computer scientist, mathematical algorithms were designed into 3D shapes that are then heat-pressed into two-dimensional forms. When these garments are folded, they resemble origami creations. When they are unfolded and put on, dimensional shapes pop-out and protrude from the body.”<\/p>\n “Young generations born with and behind the screen live in a shadow area, a no man’s land between the second and third dimension that they wish to connect. This popup generation moves easily from 2D to 3D and back again as if they do not even notice that there is a difference. The brain is trained to see volume in a flat sketch and to discover a structure behind the volume found in an architectonic drawing.”<\/p>\n Hit the jackpot- so many interesting projects. I’ll add more later from the MOTI museum website<\/a>\u00a0(Museum of the Image in Breda)<\/p>\n “Armed with technological developments, today’s designers are now able to allow themselves to be unrestricted by dimensions”<\/p>\n “At the start of the 21st century, the world is a cacophony of different cultures, destitute economies, innovative mass media and hyper technology. Old structures disappear and are replaced by a longing for synergy that flourishes with the new worldwide means of communication. In the practice of design, disciplines merge and worlds are linked together; 2D & 3D, analogue & digital, culture & capital, science & art, nature & technology and local & global.”<\/p>\n Participating designers: <\/p>\n Kiki van Eijk (NL) \u2014 furniture design <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" “Nestled in that no man’s land, a new era with new work is being prepared; artistic and elastic statements that without a doubt are shifting between all disciplines and all dimensions.” The Pop-Up Generation Design Between Dimensions By Lidewij Edelkoort … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"http:\/\/idd.stojmirovic.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/03\/364.jpg\" "\\"364\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\n13 December 2011 – 12 April 2012<\/small><\/h1>\n
\n<\/span>by graphic designer anna garforth<\/a>, in collaboration with vinke display<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
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\nSadly, I cannot find a graphic designer on the list of participants here. I think it’s important to keep gd as the core from which we’re writing.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Kiki van Eijk (NL), Catharina van Eetvelde (BE), Rodrigo Solorzano (MEX), Anthony Kleinepier (NL), Tord Boontje (NL), Bartosz Mucha (PL), Jaime Hayon (SP), Studio Job (NL), Niels Meulman (NL), Anna Garforth (GB), Carla Fernandez, Niels Hoebers (NL) Eric Ku (USA), Camile Scherrer (CH), Eley Kishimoto (JP), Carolina Wilcke (BE), Issey Miyake (JP), Laurens Manders (NL), Front (SE), Molo (CA), Richard Woods (GB) and Neozoon.<\/p>\n
\nCatharina van Eetvelde (BE) \u2014 animator\/artist
\nRodrigo Solorzano (MEX) \u2014 industrial design, origami type stuff, interesting diy toy kit for kids
\nAnthony Kleinepier (NL)
\nTord Boontje (NL)
\nBartosz Mucha (PL)
\nJaime Hayon (SP)
\nStudio Job (NL)
\nNiels Meulman (NL)
\nAnna Garforth (GB
\nCarla Fernandez, Niels Hoebers (NL)
\nEric Ku (USA) \u2014 graphic designer!!!<\/strong>
\nCamile Scherrer (CH)
\nEley Kishimoto (JP)
\nCarolina Wilcke (BE) \u2014 product designer
\nIssey Miyake (JP)
\nLaurens Manders (NL)
\nFront (SE)
\nMolo (CA) \u2014 canadian architects and product designers
\nRichard Woods (GB) \u2014 british sculptor, fake surfaces
\nNeozoon.<\/p>\n