Signe Emma and Alice Young are both Graphic Design & Photography graduates. They collaborated on the project called ‘The Edge’, which has a creative focus on the economic situation in the euro zone. As the Euro is on the edge of a collapse, the two graduates decided to demonstrate its effect by using 100 sheets of white layered paper and then, cuting out each country in the Eurozone. Thus they created a map of the countries within the euro zone in order to represent the edge of collapse.
The graphic designer Daehyun Kim, known as ‘Moonassi’ is specialized in traditional East Asian art and paintings. His minimalistic black and white drawings underlie a theme of identity, dealing with people and their interactions.
UK designer Anna Garforth integrates her interest in urban ecology and sustainability through her creative practice
Artist Yasuaki Oishi used translucent plastic sheets and black hot glue to create a monumental sculpture that looks as if it’s floating in space. The artist dripped thousands of strands of hot black glue from the ceiling, called “reverse of volume RG,”. The installation uses a process Oishi calls “casting the invisible.” The making of can be seen on vimeo
Mosstika Urban Greenery is a NYC based collective of eco-minded street artists, using gorilla tactics to evoke the call of man back to nature.
Japanese artist Riusuke Fukahori paints three-dimensional goldfish using a complex process of poured resin. The fish are painted layer by layer, the sandwiched slices revealing slightly more about each creature, similar to the function of a 3D printer. The ‘making of’ can be seen here
Etiene Gros via designmilk
