Studio Drift Draws Inspiration from Birds & Dandelions for This Event
Kalina Ned — January 21, 2020 — Art & Design
References: carpentersworkshopgallery & dezeen
Studio Drift has debuted an interactive collection of works at the Carpenters Workshop Gallery which is located in San Francisco. Like many recent examples of contemporary work, the exhibit seeks to explore "the intersection of nature and technology."
The exhibit is appropriately dubbed 'DRIFT: About Nature, Technology, and Humankind.' When compiling the work that was to be displayed, Studio Drift drew inspiration from birds and dandelions. More specifically — while 300 cylindrical glass tubes were supposed to evoke the image of a bird flock that is "flying through the sky as a collective unit," another installation is comprised out of 1,200 dried dandelions which are illuminated by an LED light. Studio Drift names the former work 'Flylight' and the latter is called 'Fragile Future III.'
Image Credit: Carpenters Workshop Gallery
The exhibit is appropriately dubbed 'DRIFT: About Nature, Technology, and Humankind.' When compiling the work that was to be displayed, Studio Drift drew inspiration from birds and dandelions. More specifically — while 300 cylindrical glass tubes were supposed to evoke the image of a bird flock that is "flying through the sky as a collective unit," another installation is comprised out of 1,200 dried dandelions which are illuminated by an LED light. Studio Drift names the former work 'Flylight' and the latter is called 'Fragile Future III.'
Image Credit: Carpenters Workshop Gallery
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