'Age of the World' Jars From Mathiew Lehanneur are Great Demographic Designs
Andrew Robichaud — July 23, 2009 — Art & Design
References: mathieulehanneur & dezeen
This is the type of design idea that requires an open-mind and a load of skill. The ‘Age of the World’ project by Mathieu Lehanneur looks like it could’ve been pretty time consuming.
Age of the World is a collection of jars that are country-specific and correspond to the age of the populations. Notice the awkward rings that have no rhyme or reason - well, they do have rhyme and reason.
Each ring represents an age and the larger the ring is, the higher the population of that age in that country (still following). No two countries are the same which means no two jars are the same.
It’s rather ingenious, to say the least.
Age of the World is a collection of jars that are country-specific and correspond to the age of the populations. Notice the awkward rings that have no rhyme or reason - well, they do have rhyme and reason.
Each ring represents an age and the larger the ring is, the higher the population of that age in that country (still following). No two countries are the same which means no two jars are the same.
It’s rather ingenious, to say the least.
Trend Themes
1. Demographic Design - Creating designs that reflect demographic data in an innovative and visually appealing way.
2. Country-specific Products - Designing products that are tailored to the unique demographics of individual countries.
3. Data Visualization - Turning complex data into visually compelling designs.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Developing unique and personalized home decor products based on demographic data.
2. Tourism Industry - Tourism agencies can create country-specific souvenirs that reflect the demographics of the destinations.
3. Market Research - Creating engaging visuals to make market research data more accessible.
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