Designer: Simone Lourenco
Incredible attention to detail and splendid meshing of vibrant colours just scrapes the surface of what designer Simone Lourenco offers in her work. Influenced greatly by nature, specifically botany and the idea of infinite growth, Lourenco finds ways to tie ideas through collage and colour composition often dealing with plant kingdom and natural pattern.
Designer: Patrick Branigan
A logo/brand/logotype design just recently completed for the music production studio, F.O.R.C.Ent., run by friend and aspiring producer, Sean McKenzie out of Buffalo, NY.
Designer:Jun Igarashi
Designed by Jun Igarashi. A “space-filter” captures sunlight and lets it permeate. Francesca Picci writes architectspeak in Domus: “This light box casts a very white, diffused light over every corner of the house, making it seem a spontaneous emission, an intrinsic presence in the space.”
There mustn’t be much to look at in the neighbourhood; “The landscape never enters the interior and is never directly perceived so it does not interfere with the domestic scenes. The exception is to be found in the windows on the east side of the construction, which were conceived as small, specially furnished domestic observation posts.”
Getting around is a bit confusing: “You must ascend and then descend to enter the house: a slightly tortuous access route that accentuates the severing of every bond with the exterior. All traces of external nature remain outside; it is excluded from the house and returns in sublimated form in the absolute, abstract dimension of the light that pervades the space, changing in intensity and temperature with each passing hour. The walls appear to be clad with a luminous liquid that floods the space like the strange aura of bliss that seems to hover over the top floor area, used as a bedroom or, even better, a room of dreams.”
