London Design Festival 2014: Hybrid digital and analogue sculptures at V&A
Dream-Land by The T/Shirt issue. Digital Designers in residence at the Victoria & Albert Museum

London Design Festival 2014: Hybrid digital and analogue sculptures at V&A

London – For its last project under the moniker T/Shirt Issue, the Berlin design collective spent six months in residence at the Victoria and Albert Museum to create Dream-Land, on display during London Design Festival. 

Dream-Land by The T/Shirt issue. Digital Designers in residence at the Victoria & Albert Museum

London – For its last project under the moniker The T/Shirt Issue, the Berlin design collective spent six months in residence at the Victoria and Albert Museum to create Dream-Land, on display during the 2014 London Design Festival.

Inspired by the 1844 Edgar Allan Poe poem of the same name, ‘in which a dream voyager arrives in a place beyond space and time and decides to stay’, the team chose eight sculptures that are part of the V&A’s permanent collection and 3D-scanned them. Then they digitally rendered them in the abstract and merged them together to create new unfamiliar forms, as if something from a dream. The digital sculptures were then created using fabric, returning them to the analogue world. 

For more, watch the video above to hear Rozi Rexhepi of T/Shirt Issue, speak to LS:N Global visual editor Hannah Robinson about the project. 

For continuing coverage of London Design Festival 2014, keep an eye on our Seed and Shows sections. 

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