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Εμφάνιση αναρτήσεων με ετικέτα RECYCLE. Εμφάνιση όλων των αναρτήσεων
Εμφάνιση αναρτήσεων με ετικέτα RECYCLE. Εμφάνιση όλων των αναρτήσεων

Τρίτη 8 Μαΐου 2012

Aesop Shop Upcycled art Installation by Cheungvogl"ο νεος ειναι ωραιος αλλα ο παλιος αλλιως"



Wowwwww.... for another Upcycled art installation at the aesop shop (Natural products for skin, hair and body) located in lane Crawford, Hong Kong and designed by chinese/german architecture firm cheungvogl. The planks that are naturally aged timber from chinese boats, left in their original state and made into two floating cabinets.
Although the functions and general shapes of the units are set, the actual form and detail is determined by the sizes and general imperfections found in the material itself. the design is a representation of time, as the history of the boat planks are visible through the warn quality of the wood. the natural decay of the installation is made more prominent by its modern, clean and controlled surroundings.

When you see interior masterpieces like that, you tend to again think...... and i will quote an old Greek saying "ο νεος ειναι ωραιος αλλα ο παλιος αλλιως'( O neos einai oreos alla o palios allios)..... that means that the New is nice but the Old is differently nice.







Δευτέρα 7 Μαΐου 2012

From TRASH 2 TREASURE LAMPSHADES by Issey Miyake and Artimide

Who said recycled art can't be beautiful? I found these beautiful lampshades on the Internet and as a fan of REDUSE, REUSE, RECYCLE I could not help but share my finding.

Exhibited at milan design week 2012, 'in-ei' is a collection of sustainably designed, foldable lampshades developed by japanese fashion designer issey miyake for italian lighting producers artemide. the project is named after the japanese word translatable as 'shadow', 'shade', and 'nuance', and the pieces are all folded textile pieces that extend into the lamp shape, causing a play of light and shadow through layering. the project represents a continuation of the '132 5. issey miyake' 2D/3D folded clothing design research undertaken by miyake's reality lab.

Each of nine lamp designs utilizes special fabric derived from recycled PET bottles, processed using an innovative technology that reduces both energy consumption and CO2 emissions up to 80% when compared to the production of new materials.
The designs are created using 2D and 3D mathematical principals to define their shape and extent of light shading.