https://studiodesign.design Studio Design Design Wed, 04 Dec 2024 02:34:14 +0000 https://studiodesign.design en https://studiodesign.design/index Fri, 20 Oct 2023 04:17:51 +0000 Studio Design Design https://studiodesign.design/index https://studiodesign.design/The-Audience-Comes-First Wed, 04 Dec 2024 02:34:14 +0000 Studio Design Design https://studiodesign.design/The-Audience-Comes-First The Audience Comes FirstStar bursts from F1 Night Race Lights, Generative Adversarial Network (GAN), 24 Respondents, Lenticular Print "The Audience Comes First" surrenders the creative reins in this exhibition, inviting the first 24 respondents to steer the outcome with their well-researched prompts in an open call. In a nod to the emerging democratisation of creativity, GAN tools transform the audience's perspectives into a dynamic, collaborative masterpiece. It’s creativity and innovation by committee — mirroring the very essence of generative AI itself. With kind support from the Dino Zoli Foundation. https://studiodesign.design/Bring-Your-Own-Arduino-BYOA Tue, 13 Feb 2024 10:22:07 +0000 Studio Design Design https://studiodesign.design/Bring-Your-Own-Arduino-BYOA Bring Your Own Arduino Open Call, Arduinos BYOA (Bring Your Own Arduino), is a debut spinoff of the BYOB (Bring Your Own Beamer*) movement started in 2010 in Berlin by Anne de Vries and Rafael Rozendaal. During the Singapore Art Week 2024, Ker Siang together with SERIAL CO_, hosted and organised an exhibition of microcontrollers and sensors as a medium for interactions, visual art and technology. BYOA is a safe and fun space for the exploration of open-source technologies as a medium. Anyone who has an Arduino or wanted to explore Arduino could apply as a participant to show their work in this organic and ground-up self-curating process. *Beamer refers to a projector in Europe. Supported by Singapore Art Week, Playpan.co and Serial Co_ https://studiodesign.design/Thinteractions Tue, 13 Feb 2024 10:20:46 +0000 Studio Design Design https://studiodesign.design/Thinteractions Thinteractions Curatorial Drawing far inspiration from the Celtic concept of Thin Spaces, Thinteractions investigates the potential impact of 'thin' techniques and designerly-thinking in interactive experiences. Through this studio exercise, we propose a shift from the systemic expectation of creating large, attention-seeking interactive spaces; instead, we focus on efficiency, sustainability, and the exploration of thin qualities in spatial interactions. Thinteractions aims to provide budding designers the platform to delve deeper into interactivity, where the emphasis is on the qualities of experiences that resonate with our innermost selves. Supported by the Visual Arts Centre. https://studiodesign.design/Luminary Fri, 20 Oct 2023 04:17:52 +0000 Studio Design Design https://studiodesign.design/Luminary LuminaryFabric Lightbox, Unsustainable Light Experience, Sustainable LED-backlight, Formula 1 Night Race Floodlight ‘Luminary’ is an individual’s impossible attempt to preserve the atmosphere of the unsustainable Formula 1 track’s floodlights ethically with sustainable LED-backlight. With kind support from the Dino Zoli Foundation. https://studiodesign.design/Requiem-for-a-Tattoo Tue, 02 Jan 2024 13:23:51 +0000 Studio Design Design https://studiodesign.design/Requiem-for-a-Tattoo Requiem for a Tattoo  Tattoo Ink, Y14.5M-2009 Font A tattoo design request from a person that Ker Siang has known since 2019. https://studiodesign.design/Design-Superposition Fri, 20 Oct 2023 04:17:53 +0000 Studio Design Design https://studiodesign.design/Design-Superposition Design Superposition 10 Designers & Artists, 10 Perspectives An exhibition with no beginning and no end, selected local and international designers and artists are invited to profoundly challenge the industry’s limited perception of design at the National Design Centre (Singapore) through a piece of work that reflects their practices.Featured works by: Dear Modern Debbie Ding Junichi Yamaoka Kotaro Abe Offcut Factory OutofStalk Sim Hao Jie thesupersystem Will & WellYT Tommy Lee A series of videos documenting the exhibition can be viewed ︎ Supported by the DesignSingapore Council, DesignSingapore Associates Network, Ziqq Rafit, Shawn Ng, Esther Yip Jing Xin,and Cherryl Aye Phyu Thant. https://studiodesign.design/Cosmical-Fan Fri, 20 Oct 2023 04:17:53 +0000 Studio Design Design https://studiodesign.design/Cosmical-Fan Cosmical Fan  Fan Technology, Cosmic Randomness The ubiquitous fan, a crucial appliance in a tropical city, often provides an all too perfect version of its own purpose for relief from the heat. Generally, moving air from fans are a type of constant, mostly determined through a selection of 'speed', or sometimes with a pseudo pre-determined 'natural pattern'. The authentic experience of the tropical weather is thus easily diluted in the name of utility. With 'Cosmical Fan', the moving air as a respectful, well-balanced tropical experience is realised when a geiger counter detects naturally-occuring radiation in our atmosphere. It provides a constantly unprecedented experience of moving air determined by a sequence of random events in the universe.  No longer are such an ever-present appliance an expected, constant and predictable affair. 'Cosmical Fan', by using true randomness to curate functionality, is a genuinely natural fan that sustainably enhances our tropical experience of functional home electronics. * Exhibited at DSG Play at The National Design Centre https://studiodesign.design/Resonance Tue, 07 Nov 2023 15:58:47 +0000 Studio Design Design https://studiodesign.design/Resonance ResonanceSalvaged wood from the decomissioned Kallang Stadium, 1/f Frequency With reference to observable naturally-occuring phenomenon such as Zipf’s Law, Pink Noise, and The Pareto Principle, planks that were once benches are stacked ergonomically in a stochastical manner to become a piece of public art furniture that reasonates with the people and patterns of the city’s landscape. Supported by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) of Singapore * Pieces are permanently installed at The Promotory Marina Bay, Sports Hub, and The URA Centre https://studiodesign.design/Attention-Piece Tue, 07 Nov 2023 15:36:15 +0000 Studio Design Design https://studiodesign.design/Attention-Piece Attention PieceThin Bezel Displays, Attention-seeking Programme A monolithic information display communicates an attention-grabbing mechanism to facilitate a contemplative exhibition experience. Every measured activity is indicated by a momentarily fade-flicker, where information becomes atmosphere. The data is adjusted so the experience lasts for no more than 15 seconds — the median time, according to research, people spend looking at individual pieces of work at museums and galleries.