Jamie Wolfond, BFA 2013
Communicable Seats
Main Material: Disposable Syringes
The Communicable Seats use the icon of the disposable syringe as a metaphor. Two medical stools act as a pneumatic seesaw as pairs of syringes connected with surgical tubing represent a network of blood transfers. The interaction with this object in the context of infectious diseases emotionally challenges the users.
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April 17-22, 2012
Ventura Lambrate
Via Massimiano 6, 20134 Milan, Italy
Transformations showcases the concept of utilizing iconic everyday items outside their known applications and contexts. Through research, students have transformed these items into unexpected objects with altered meanings that push the boundaries of design and question the common marketplace.
Ventura Lambrate
Via Massimiano 6, 20134 Milan, Italy
Transformations showcases the concept of utilizing iconic everyday items outside their known applications and contexts. Through research, students have transformed these items into unexpected objects with altered meanings that push the boundaries of design and question the common marketplace.
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