Milan Design Week 2014 is well under way and the top tier designs have been getting rolled out, including these wireframe animal sculptures by Marni Donna. Marni isn't only making art though, she's also making a charitable contribution by commissioning women in South America to help with the creation of the project, as well as giving revenues from the sales to the Associazione Sogni Onlus charity.
Milan Design Week is a one of a kind event. Like all industry specific conventions, we get to see the best of the best put their creativity and ingenuity to good use. In this piece, Marni and a group of hand picked South American women used seating objects and wireframe to create 'Animal House,' a collection of animal shaped sculptures. The animals included range from donkeys to flamingos to ducks and everything in between.
Photo Credits: designboom, marni
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Wireframe Sculptures
- Exploring the potential use of wireframe structures in creating sculptures and art installations.
- Charitable Contributions
- Incorporating social responsibility and making charitable contributions into the creation of art installations.
- Inclusive Artistic Collaboration
- Empowering disadvantaged communities and achieving inclusivity by collaborating with women in South America in the creation of art installations.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Sculpture
- Incorporating wireframe technology in creating sculptures and art installations, capitalizing on unique mesh materials that offers greater durability and creative potential
- Social Enterprise
- Creating sustainable models that integrate social responsibility and the creation of art installations that helped raise funds for charities.
- Community Collaborations
- Creating opportunities for collaboration with disadvantaged communities, and facilitating the use of cutting-edge technologies and materials to add new dimensions to the field of art and installation.
