Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Lie sang bong 2010 collection


















Lie Sang Bong-a korean fashion designer is now getting recognised globally.
I love this 2010 collection, also reflecting alot on my design ideas.
Metallics!


Ghost Chair









We asked our self : can we make a real life size image of our futuristic chair designs in real life?We found a technique that could create this image in Plexiglas, After figuring out how to use this on a big 3D object our chairs came into existence. The inner shapes visible when light reflects on them are formed by millions of air bubbles contributing to it's name. ... Ghost Chair.

Ghost Chair shows the future feeling of a chair that does not really exist yet. Nobody is just normal and straight however it sometimes looks like we are, even a chair has its extraordinary sides.
Straight from the outside, but curved and wrinkled and impossible to excist from the inside. The Ghost Chair is a futuristic concept of a chair, 3-dimensionally captured within the boundaries of reality. Inside the chair are miljoens of air bubbles forming the inner shape witch contributed to it's name.

It gives you a dramatic feeling: unbelievable and high-tech, but beautiful! DRIFT sketches an image of a chair that cannot exist yet... But with today's techniques it becomes real. By doing this they deliberate their design from the rend of stereotypical forms. Nowadays anything is possible with 3D - computer programs -you can even draw the impossible - so why fall back on the awkward design language of your grandma’s furniture With the GHOST Collection, Nauta and Gordijn want to make clear that it is time to start designing our own future!
(last paragraph quoted byFRAME no. 59)

The chairs are handmade with the best materials and specialists from Europe. Two different techniques were combined in a new way to create the GHOST chair. The inner ghost looks random, but in fact every line has been designed. We tried to generate the most 3-Dimensional shapes possible, that doesn't refer to any other shapes at all. We wanted them to look new and never seen before but also natural at the same time. The possibilities of creating a shape like this is unlimited within the boundaries of the material. The Ghost Chair is an experiment in: shape, high tech production methods and crafts.
The collection exists of 8 table chairs, two different arm chairs: the Queen chair, the King chair, and a stool. The initial concept behind these particular pieces comes from the old times when Kings reigned their kingdoms. The first chair was actually a throne for the King. Only the King was allowed to sit down. The other guests had to remain standing as a sign of decency. Only during fancy dinners people were allowed to sit. All the chairs in the dining room were part of one collection, but from the shape you could see the social position. Of course the King’s chair was the biggest and together with the Queens chair, the only chairs with armrests. The guests at the table could sit on simple chairs with only a backrest. The waiters sat on stools against the wall, ready to jump up to server the King.

The GHOST collection consists of 11 items and will be produced in a limited edition of 8 and 2 RP. In future we would like to add a few items to the collection, we are thinking about a table, lamp and a closet, using the same technique.

Monday, May 17, 2010









This model for heatherwick sculpture grabed my attention when I was looking for images that could inspire silhouette and shape of my design.

Heatherwick



http://www.style.com/fashionshows/complete/F2010RTW-CHANEL
This jacket by Chanel also reminded me of Heatherwick sculpture. The idea of molding and intricate line directions.



Hussein Chalayan Spring Summer 2010




http://www.style.com/fashionshows/complete/S2010RTW-HCHALAYA?page=2

Hussein's use of fabrication in this collection shows certain illusion of movement within the garment, the light also plays an important role in creating this illusion.

Seed Cathedral for the UK Shanghai Pavilion by Heatherwick studio











Iris Van Herpen

Synesthesia AW10-11



























http://www.irisvanherpen.com/irisvanherpen.html

making of cloudwalk chandlier