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Inspiration: 2D – 3D

Thu
14

One of my goals for the year is to use my background in architecture and do more three-dimensional work like exhibition design, curation and environmental graphics, moving beyond my comfort zone of print-based design. I’m looking forward to designing and curating an exhibition in the Hospital Club lobby going up in August until next year. The idea of taking something flat, such as a piece of paper, and giving it a three-dimensional form is something I’ll be looking into further…

This is something I did a while ago now, when I was studying at Saint Martins. It’s a hypothetical catalogue for Martin Margiela, and I tried to do in the form of a printed book what Margiela does with fabric. This particular spread uses folded paper that lies flat when the book is closed, the becomes 3-dimensional when the book is opened. It’s inspired by a collection of Margiela’s that lay completely flat, not taking shape until it was put on the body.
Below are a few things I’ve come across, to be continued…
From www.reform.it

David Gilbert

Paper set design by Sarah May

Themis by Clara von Zweigbergk

Hard Rock by Bethan Wood

Studio Toogood

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Meissen 18th century porcelain exhibition

The Hospital Club window

Sun
05


I designed the window graphics of The Hospital Club, here are some shots of it going up on Sunday in the rain.

The window is the first stage in promoting the Creatives in Residence to the rest of the Club. The visual identity consists of an octagonal building block representing the fact that there are eight of us who are all very different, yet have come together for the journey of the CIR. A sum of parts making a whole. Eight facets representing ourselves and the collaborations we will have with the other seven.

These octagons have been colour coded for each person, and make up a modular typeface, with a word chosen by each of us installed by hand in the windows.

Next up: taking over the lobby with an exhibition I’ll be curating, and Sabrina Mahfouz (Theatre & Poetry CiR) will be weaving the eight words into a poem. Watch this space…