STILL LIFE COMES ALIVE
Life-sized typographical installation using thousands of pieces of paper folded and glued together to form the sentence that describes and illustrates the concept. The topographic shape transitions from the still nature of paper to the mountaneous organic structure, while keeping its geometric character.
The idea started on paper, with sketches and concepts that were translated to the final design on the computer, to the final 3d shape, back to paper. Building the gigantic sculpture was pretty intense and we wouldn't have been able to do it without the help of all the friends who kindly lent a hand, for which we are very grateful.
creative direction:
Kyosuke Nishida
art direction:
Brian Li . Sean Yendrys
designers:
Dominic Liu . Stefan Spec . Duc Tran
Exhibited in the FOFA Gallery hallway-vitrine for the Concordia University Design Department End of Year exhibition, during the Montréal Design Portes Ouvertes 2010.
The idea started on paper, with sketches and concepts that were translated to the final design on the computer, to the final 3d shape, back to paper. Building the gigantic sculpture was pretty intense and we wouldn't have been able to do it without the help of all the friends who kindly lent a hand, for which we are very grateful.
creative direction:
Kyosuke Nishida
art direction:
Brian Li . Sean Yendrys
designers:
Dominic Liu . Stefan Spec . Duc Tran
Exhibited in the FOFA Gallery hallway-vitrine for the Concordia University Design Department End of Year exhibition, during the Montréal Design Portes Ouvertes 2010.
