Yung Wong: Winding Surface

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Winner of an Avery Dennison Fashion Innovation Award and student at Nottingham Trent University, the young designer of Hong Kong research solutions and architectural possibilities able to represent the complexity and dynamism. Inspired by the architecture of Zaha Hadid, the design of Yung Wong disturbs the stillness of the surfaces with winding asymmetry and geometric mosaics that evoke the vector graphics and disarticulate fading on

Phoebe Collings-James: Choke On Your Tongue

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English artist Phoebe Collings-James is known for her punchy often confrontational art, working across painting, sculpture and video she presents for the first time her new body of ceramic work.

Choke On Your Tongue is a compelling climax to the artist’s summer in Italy, taking part in Nuove//Residency, a program dedicated to the teaching of ceramic to young international artists.

Filling the residencies cavernous show

We Make Carpets: Kneeling

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It’s not hard to imagine what Dutch design trio We Make Carpets, makes. True to their name, Marcia Nolte, Stijn van der Vleuten and Bob Waardenburg create carpets, but not they kind you’re thinking of. Mixing traditional pattern making with a critical view of consumer society, the group creates unusual carpets using everything from crayons and fireworks to cocktail umbrellas, plastic forks and dried pasta.

Bompas & Parr: Hypnotic Shop

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HYBrowns Focus, London Fashion Week, February 2011 The Hypnotic Shop used hypnotic techniques to touch peoples subconscious and make them buy. The installation was developed in association with hypnosis experts, academics and psychologists. It used hypnotic visuals, cleaning products spiked with TasteTechs micro-encapsulated aromas and powerful subliminal messaging to influence customers purchasing pattern. Hypnotic Shop operated as an experiment in which customers were the unwilling

Bompass & Parr: Simphony in Blue

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SYMPHONY IN BLUE: THE FLAVOUR CONDUCTOR – LONDON, SEPTEMBER 2014 The latest neuro-scientific knowledge combines with the craft of church organ-building in a pioneering multi-sensory installation that reinvents whisky appreciation Sam Bompas and Harry Parr curated a team of artists, designers, organ specialists, composers and experts in theatrical production, to produce a one-of-a-kind musical instrument: a magnificent church organ built according to centuries of tradition

Bompas & Parr: Light Food

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LEICESTER SQUARE, LONDON, JULY 2013 The world’s first glow in the dark Cornetto’s created for a film premiere of The End of the World. The talented duo of designer Bompass and Parr created a fluo cinema-based snack impregnating the ice cream glow with riboflavin (vitamin B2) wich luminesces under certain wavelengths of light. UV light helped in illuminating the ice cream without disturbing the view

Yiqing Yin: Back to my body

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“Yiqing Yin studied at the Ecole Nationale des Arts Décoratifs, Immigrating from China at age 4, tossed between countries, her clothes have often provided her with a point of reference: “Returning to my clothes, was like living once more within my body and my emotions; I was at home.” Her aim has been to create a garment that protects and reinforces, being at the same

Sophie Delaporte: Idoménée

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Sophie Delaporte, of the so-floaty-it’s-cathartic imagery (see here & here), lends her lens to the latest Comme Des Garçons / Idoménée Book. A mix of color-theming and cut-outs plays together in this well-crafted series.

Sophie, trained in both photography and film, jets between Paris and New York and brings the best of both city’s backgrounds to her work. which manage to marry both a touch

Sandra Backlund: Pool Position

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Sandra Backlund is a fashion designer with an exam from Beckmans College of Design in Stockholm. She gratuated in 2004 and founded her own lable the same year.Since then her work has been selected and supported by some of the most important editors and exhibition curators in the world. In 2007 Sandra Backlund was the Grand prix Winner of the Festival International de Mode &

Mileece: The delightful song of Flora

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What if plants could solo? It would stand to reason that if plants were given a musical mouth, they could create inimitable soundscapes. In this episode of Sound Builders, presented by Harman, singer Sam Urbani heads to Los Angeles to meet with Mileece. She’s a sonic artist and environmental designer who’s developed the technology to give silent seedlings a portal to their own sonic expression.