Process matters.

Materials matter.Changing how we communicate art and design

New Faces, New Voices: Emerging Professionals Lightning Round

March 31, 2017

Purva Chawla, Founder at MaterialDriven

Maor Aharon, Matter of Motion

Centrifugal Casting, Resins, Demonstrations

Iterations, Tests and Failures

Manos Kalamenios and Fenella Osborne,

Dichroic Glass and Ceramic Flakes

Flaking, Foaming, Firing, Use of Culinary Tools

Think of how much we can learn…

If methods and materials are showcased.

NOT just finished products and results.

Why ‘process-heavy’ visual

communication holds the key

Inspiring and Informative

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Taekyeom Lee, Rematerialization of Type

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Generates Open-Source Design

2

Jorge Penades, Detournement

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Encourages Research and Collaboration

3

Matthew Shlian, Paper Engineering

Encourages Research and Collaboration

3

Graviky Labs, Air-Ink (Ink from Pollution)

3

Magnifies the broader design and art vocabulary Brian Huber, Artist

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ART AND SCULPTURE /BRIAN HUBER

4) Building on a vocabulary for all artists and designersRe-emphasizes the human component

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Joshua Abarbanel, Arctic Residency

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Re-emphasizes the human component

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Neha Lad, Women Weave

How and where can ‘process-heavy’ visual communication make an impact?

• Magazines

• Websites

• Archives

• Libraries

• Online Libraries

• Seminars

• Art Schools

• Design Schools

• Commissioning

Purva ChawlaFounder at MaterialDriven

A design consultancy and design education platform

www.materialdriven.com