Pic: Pixelated Cardboard Cloud
Architectural studio Fantastic Norway has created this suspended installation for the Centre for Design and Architecture (DogA) in Oslo, Norway, as part of an exhibition showcasing young Norwegian designers. The hanging display forms a pixelated cloud comprised of 3000 cardboard boxes that plays with ideas of packaging, recycling and affordability, while simultaneously breaking up the open layout of the space in unusual ways. The student work is arranged inside and around the boxes, adding an interactive quality that re-imagines the normal “look, don’t touch” museum experience – blending elements of curio cabinet curiosity with retail store familiarity.
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| TOPICS: | Arts & Culture, Design & Architecture |
| TAGS: | Fantastic Norway, pixelated cardboard cloud |
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