Designer: Francesco Zorzi
This piece by Francesco Zorzi is not only beautiful to look at but is extremely informative of technologies, their impact on paralleling areas and their advancement in the energy game. Taking an abstract approach to visual aesthetics, Zorzi comments on various technologies and their potential to push us into an age of better sustainability.
Designer: Sasha ME
This exhibition from 2006 was made possible with 5 days of work, 1,500 nails and 300 meters of wool. The intricacy of the installation is quite awesome, showcasing some great typography and craftsmanship.
Designer: Leong Huang Zi
This is truly insane, in a good way. Leong Huang Zi grew up dreaming of distant futures and foreign life forms. The future has always been the driving force for Zi’s imagination. Now, after years of conceptualization, Zi has put together not only concepts but stories and characters for what the future could hold. I’ve included the foot notes provided by Zi in reference to some of the shots.
Just to update everyone on a few things…
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Cheers!
Patrick
Four Fifths Design is officially 2 years old as of today! I want to personally thank all my readers for their constant input and enthusiasm. I also want to thank the numerous artists, designers, organizations, collectives and companies who have continuously shown interest in Four Fifths Design, especially General Motors, American Apparel and KDU for their ongoing support, feedback and exclusive features. 2010 looks to be another promising year, and I will do my best to continue the growth of Four Fifths Design!
Cheers,
Patrick Branigan
