The London Design Biennale displays an array of artwork, represented by countries' ambitious designers and innovators, showing how design impacts every aspect of our lives.
Designers responded to the theme Emotional States, participants from six continents exhibited interactive design installations. International design is astonishingly mindblowing!
Full Spectrum- Flynn Talbot
Australia
Talbot explores positive emotions and positive Australia after same-sex marriage became legal in December 2017. Talbot became inspired by the new notion of love that unleashed a freedom. This is a tactile and immersive light screen pavilion that aims to recreate the feeling of love through light.
Disobedience- Nassia Inglessis
Greece
This 17 metre long wall, constructed from a steel spring skeleton with flexing plastic, breathes around the human body as it walks through. People transgress through the mechanical boundaries, passing through the undulating walkway.
Sensorial Estates- Scratch n Sniff wallpaper
Hong Kong
The designer plays with scent as a tool to trigger memory, the wallpaper not only displays emblems of Hong Kong but the scents of Hong Kong too. This explores the nostalgic representations of the region.
housEmotion- Tabanlioglu Architects
Turkey
Power Plant
The Netherlands
Futuristic greenhouse that uses sunlight to generate food and electricity.
Rug made out of plastic bags (shaped into donuts)
Chair made out of jeans and old clothing
Pure Gold
Germany
Upcycled responses highlight the ecological damage we inflict with our waste, exploring the emotional response to transformed trash.
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