Author: Richelle Sibolboro
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Figurine Furniture
Inspired by the costumes of the triadic ballet of Oskar Schlemmer, the figurines are showing different characters of lighting.
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Extreme Fragility
What happens when an object’s disappearance becomes something much more valuable than its own presence?
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Camera Lens Bracelets
Bringing old school cameras into an entirely new focus. Each cuff is unique, displaying the characteristic wear and tear from its previous life.
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This is not an Umbrella
The installation showcased the perfect solution for a rainy day which is accompanied by continuous rainfall.
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Bricks on My Head
The constructed wigs resemble the fashionable hairstyles that were properly fitted to the portions of the models heads.
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Beyond Neutrality
The project is an examination of the relationship between a pristine rural landscape and the advancing forces of a rapidly growing city.
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Stacking Cylinders
An accessory series of boxes, consisting of stacked cylinders in different height
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An homage to the simplicity of the Italian territories, where nature inserts itself into the social and cultural contexts of the human being.
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Paddington Crossrail
The station will provide a major new gateway for London serving local, national and international passengers.
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Built on Stilts
Made of local indigenous materials, it aims to blend with the existing landscape and architecture of its neighbours.
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Urban Mobility
Through the recognition of pedestrian crossing on top of the motorway, the current solution, oriented towards car traffic, is substituted by the natural tendency of prioritizing pedestrian and bicycle transportation, more sustainable and healthy.
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Smart Devices
Despite how well virtually connected our devices are they still lack a tangible connection.
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Dancing Feathers
Made of a lightweight structure of stainless steel and glass, intertwined as if it is dancing in space.
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Matches
A coat rack is made from six solid beams of maple wood, in which the blackened edges literally have been charred to resemble used old matches.
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Building after the Earthquake
‘One of the first three models created. Taking a hint from the pine tress washed away by the tsunami, I consider creating a structure out of felled trees. I envision differentiating the space using not designed elements but the very ‘noise’ inherent in nature.’ – Akihisa Hirata, December 14, 2011 sou fujimoto discusses the japan…
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Avoidance and Minimization Logic
Sixteen projects that present an affirmative approach to waste hierarchy, while simultaneously exemplifying eleven different conversion strategies.
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Wheelblades
High-quality skis that can be mounted with one click on the front wheels of wheelchairs or baby buggies.
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Neon Baroque Seats
Made of acrylic, 3 different manufacturers are needed to produce it in order to mix the chair with neon lighting and all electrical parts.
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Aesthetic Simplicity
A white enameled technical detail that combines all strengths and supports the four parts of the seat frame.
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Face to Face
Engineering poetry, the projects are experimental and artistic, but still retain a commercial potential.
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Plexiglas Structures
From initial sketches through the complex tangle of lines and forms, artwork is going far beyond the initial ideas, becoming larger and more complex.
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Graphical and Glowing
Its curious form recalls the shape of classic gas lamps, that were once carried around.
Richelle Sibolboro 