Infrathin Dialogues
Infrathin Dialogues explores the subtle layers of design that imperceptibly influence our engagement with the world. It is an exploration into space and time and the human-nature relationship, through a continuous exchange that measures our ever-evolving sensory depths.
1–3.
Art & Design
References
4–6.
Spatial
Dialogues
7–9.
Textures
& Materiality
10–13.
Transparencies
& Layers
14–16.
Digital vs.
Physical Tension
1. Rizine Co. Limited, Fruit Jelly Flakes, c. 1890-99. Diecut leaflet advertising +
2. Lynda Benglis with her “Night Sherbet” in her studio on Baxter Street, New York, 1969. © Adagp, Paris 2021/Norman Seeff +
3. Kengo Kuma and associates, Sauna Sazae, Naoshima, 2022 Photo. Keishin Horikoshi - SS Inc +
4. Autochrome of a Tea House, Japanese village at Albert Kahn’s Boulogne-Billancourt property, 1910 +
5. J. C. Higgins and Son, Man in Bottle, 1888. Albumen print +
6. Meyer Goldbaum, Ward and Green Gardens, 1936 +
7. Antoni Jażwiński, Tableau Muet, original “Polish System” for charting historical information, 1834 +
8. Marco Cagnoni, Salsify, 2019. Courtesy. Marco Cagnoni +
9. Daisuke Yokota, Color Photographs, Harper’s Books – Flying Books, 2015 +
10. IRAS, Infrared Astronomical Satellite, 1983 +
11. Levi Walter Yaggy, Geological Chart, 1893 +
12. John Whitehead, A Wee Cot House, Scotland, c. 1923. Photo. Bromine pattern +
13. Auguste Rodin, Pallas (Athena) with the Parthenon, 1896. Marble and plaster. © Musée Rodin +
14. John Whitney, Experiments in Motion Graphics, IBM Corporation, 1968 +
15. Bruno Munari, ABC con Fantasia, Danese, 1960 +
16. Casey Reas, The Thing that Makes the Thing is More Interesting than the Thing, STAMPS School of Art and Design, 2015. +
The purpose of this collection is exclusively educational and has no commercial intent.
Infrathin Dialogues
Infrathin Dialogues explores the subtle layers of design that imperceptibly influence our engagement with the world. It is an exploration into space and time and the human-nature relationship, through a continuous exchange that measures our ever-evolving sensory depths.
1–3.
Art & Design
References
4–6.
Spatial
Dialogues
7–9.
Textures
& Materiality
10–13.
Transparencies
& Layers
14–16.
Digital vs.
Physical Tension
1. Rizine Co. Limited, Fruit Jelly Flakes, c. 1890-99. Diecut leaflet advertising +
2. Lynda Benglis with her “Night Sherbet” in her studio on Baxter Street, New York, 1969. © Adagp, Paris 2021/Norman Seeff +
3. Kengo Kuma and associates, Sauna Sazae, Naoshima, 2022 Photo. Keishin Horikoshi - SS Inc +
4. Autochrome of a Tea House, Japanese village at Albert Kahn’s Boulogne-Billancourt property, 1910 +
5. J. C. Higgins and Son, Man in Bottle, 1888. Albumen print +
6. Meyer Goldbaum, Ward and Green Gardens, 1936 +
7. Antoni Jażwiński, Tableau Muet, original “Polish System” for charting historical information, 1834 +
8. Marco Cagnoni, Salsify, 2019. Courtesy. Marco Cagnoni +
9. Daisuke Yokota, Color Photographs, Harper’s Books – Flying Books, 2015 +
10. IRAS, Infrared Astronomical Satellite, 1983 +
11. Levi Walter Yaggy, Geological Chart, 1893 +
12. John Whitehead, A Wee Cot House, Scotland, c. 1923. Photo. Bromine pattern +
13. Auguste Rodin, Pallas (Athena) with the Parthenon, 1896. Marble and plaster. © Musée Rodin +
14. John Whitney, Experiments in Motion Graphics, IBM Corporation, 1968 +
15. Bruno Munari, ABC con Fantasia, Danese, 1960 +
16. Casey Reas, The Thing that Makes the Thing is More Interesting than the Thing, STAMPS School of Art and Design, 2015. +
The purpose of this collection is exclusively educational and has no commercial intent.
Infrathin Dialogues
Infrathin Dialogues explores the subtle layers of design that imperceptibly influence our engagement with the world. It is an exploration into space and time and the human-nature relationship, through a continuous exchange that measures our ever-evolving sensory depths.
1–3.
Art & Design
References
4–6.
Spatial
Dialogues
7–9.
Textures
& Materiality
10–13.
Transparencies
& Layers
14–16.
Digital vs.
Physical Tension
The purpose of this collection is exclusively educational and has no commercial intent.
Infrathin Dialogues
Infrathin Dialogues explores the subtle layers of design that imperceptibly influence our engagement with the world. It is an exploration into space and time and the human-nature relationship, through a continuous exchange that measures our ever-evolving sensory depths.
1–3.
Art & Design
References
4–6.
Spatial
Dialogues
7–9.
Textures
& Materiality
10–13.
Transparencies
& Layers
14–16.
Digital vs.
Physical Tension
The purpose of this collection is exclusively educational and has no commercial intent.