Monday, March 21, 2011
Marloes ten Bhömer
Marloes ten Bhömer innovative footwear combines clean lines, materials and construction techniques that are influenced by
design and architecture.
“Her works question our perception of functionality, fusing
art and technology to create an origami like production, working with materials ranging from wood to polyurethane resin,
tarpaulin, steel and fiberglass”, quoted from the Virtual Shoe
Labels:
architecture,
materials,
product design,
shoe design
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Synesthesia / Directed by Terri Timely
Synesthesia is a neurologically-based condition when one sensory stimulus triggers a different kind of sensation like seeing colors and shapes when you hear music or like smelling one thing when tasting another. What does a blueberry sound like?
This short film titled Synesthesia is directed by Bay Area Ian Kibbey and Corey Creasey whose moniker is Terri Timely. The two met whilst studying at Berkeley and have made over 25 videos to date. Synesthesia is a personal project. The short depicts an asian family during which each member of the family experience a different aspect of the condition.
The set design and wardrobe was influenced by the architecture and interior design of Ho Chi Minh City’s Reunification Palace (Vietnam).
Labels:
Corey Creasey,
film,
Ian Kibbery,
Synethesia
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