London Design Festival 2019

Titled Sea Things, the concept will take the form of a large scale two-way mirrored cube suspended above visitors with an animated motion graphic internally reflected to an infinity that seems both as wide as the ocean and as large as the challenges we face. The project has an aim to evoke a powerful sense of emotion, so visitors come away feeling empowered with a better understanding of their role alongside technology and design to make the world a more sustainable place.

Address: Victoria and Albert Museum, Cromwell Road, London, SW7 2RL

Non-Pavilion

Studio MICAT, There Project and Proud Studio present an installation exploring degrowth and life beyond consumerism. Exploring issues of over-consumption, the Non-Pavilion creates a space in its most minimal sense, inviting visitors to engage with the idea of ‘less’ as an enrichment rather than a loss. Drawing on the beauty and simplicity of Swiss Baugespanne – the poles, rods and wires erected to help the public visualise the impact of a proposed development – the minimalist structure serves as a symbol of our need to produce less and instead engages audiences through digital activations. Using Augmented Reality technology, the installation will come to life through a series of digital pavilions by Leon Chew, Arne Hendricks, Leo Murray, LucienneRoberts+, Michael Schoener and Radical Norms, aiming to challenge society’s over-consumerism and consumption.

Address: The Sackler Courtyard, London