Activities & Programmes
2023.04.30
【The Full Gamut】The Joy of Consuming Golden Waste
In May, Design Spectrum will present the new thematic exhibition “The Full Gamut” to explore cross-disciplinary collaborations in the fashion industry. Before the exhibition starts, Design Spectrum has prepared a series of activities for you to experience multidisciplinary creativity.
A well-designed window display can always represent the design concept behind a fashion collection and shape the identity of a fashion brand. Utilizing geometry and paper as medium of creation, Stickyline will demonstrate one of the past visual merchandising projects in this workshop. Participants will reflect on the consumption of fast fashion by creating a symbolic paper skull sculpture in this session.
Remarks for Participants:
– Upon completing the registration, the participant is deemed to have accepted all terms and conditions of the event, the official rules as stipulated and to those that may be later introduced by the Organiser.
– Each participant will complete one paper sculpture in the workshop.
– The Organiser reserves the rights of final decision on terms and conditions without prior notice.
VENUE
Dream Impact, Unit C, 4/F, 760 Cheung Sha Wan Road, Kowloon, Hong KongDATE & TIME
2023.04.302:30pm – 4:00pm
NO. OF PARTICIPANT
20 per sessionLANGUAGE
CantoneseFEE
Free of chargeInstructor
STICKYLINE is a prominent Hong Kong-based creative duo comprising Mic Leong and Soilworm Lai whose distinctive, large-scale sculptures of the polyhedra mask the creative engineering, mathematics and geometric structural complexity of its genesis.
By using paper and metal as primary mediums, the duo creates minimalist polygon aesthetics, durability, simplicity in shapes, combined with technologies in kinetic, sound and light to enhance the experience in their sculptures, art installations, site-specific projects and private commissions.
Founded in 2011, STICKYLINE clients range from international brands Ralph Lauren, Puma, Givenchy, Mercede-Benz, Leica, Audemars Piguet to the local Design Trust, PMQ, Landmark, Lee Gardens and collectors.
