FMP

Haven't blog for a while things have been crazy and time flies. I finish my Foundation course in Chelsea College of art and design. It feels like it was just yesterday that I started. Not to brag but.. yeeehooo.. I got Distinction for this course. Its like First class grade, A*, 100%! Okay I brag to much but I'm proud that I did my best and work my ass off for this. I would like to show you the final result! I will definitely post another about this final major project (FMP) :D

FMP
Body as the Site
By: Hana Fiona Tindjau



Have a great weekend
xoxo

PROJECTS!

Apologize for my lack of posting. However things have been pretty packed lately. My days are filled with projects, last projects, portfolio, application and interviews. However I'll show you briefly the projects I did between x'mas till today.

These are material experiments I did. 

This is the pop up project! I decided to create a flatpack jewelry.

Flat! 

Urban platform. The project was to design an gallery extension place on a specific site in union street. So i went there as a survey and took a lot of pictures of texture colour and interesting things in the street. The street was dull and to find something interesting from the street is a challenge. 

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This was the final design I did. Overall the design was to be different from anything in the street so that people would stop and look at the place.

This was my last project titled DNA, DISPERSAL and MOLECULAR. We are given the freedom to create anything. So I take the word dispersal away from science. Dispersal = Burst and Scattered. 

I decided to create these instillation spread around kensington and hydepark! 

Now I'm onto my final major project. Pretty exited about it because it will last for 6 weeks unlike my last projects which are only 2 weeks. Wish me luck :)

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Martino Gamper

Martino Gamper is an Italian designer based in london who become well known internationally because of his project ; 100 chairs in 100 days. The project involves systematically collecting discarded chairs from london streets over a period of time roughly about two years, then spending 100 days to reconfiguring the design of each one in an attempt to transform its character and/or the way it functions. he investigate the potential for creating useful new designs by blending together stylistic or structural elements of existing chair types. Gamper has stated "There is no perfect chair". 

I don't particularly adore any of his chairs but I really like his initial idea of disassembling and assembling again parts of the chair. The idea is simple yet brilliant. 

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chair to chair

To my surprise the chair was strong enough. Looks comfortable but trust me its not. I made my friend to pose comfortably and they are such great actors. 

The magazine hanger (not sure what to call this furniture) was made by my friend. It was also transform from a second hand chair. Suits well with my chair huh? 

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