Hot of the RCA press Lina Patsiou’s project uses code to programme colour decoration with surprising organic results. Each letter has colour tone associated with it, dictated into the device digital messages are interpreted by coloured inks and a blank canvas vase acts as the message host. Experimental and creative outcomes are born.

Admiring the work of Lanzavecchia+Wai explorative collisions and fusions of materials, meanings and forms that give cues to future living scenarios http://lanzavecchia-wai.com/ 

Resourceful BENWU Studio open our eyes by fabricating new materials using household waste and tools that are easily at hand. Sand, Yellow Pages and sticky rice are the new substrates and glue! http://www.benwustudio.com/household-waste-factory.html

Paper is used to create process led vessels using layering, folding and moulding techniques by Ying Chang http://www.yingchang.co.uk/

The amazing work of Azuma Makoto is truly inspiring. Plants meet machines in futuristic haute-couture @azumamakoto

vjeranski:

Larry Bell, Jeppe Hein at Daniel Templon

Stunning colour and intangible forms unite beautifully in RCA graduate Maiko Takeda collection http://maikotakeda.com/ #RCA   

Nobody knows colour like Lubna Chowdhary her surfaces are palettes of pure inspiration http://lubnachowdhary.co.uk/

Admiring the work of the up and coming Textile Future Graduates Disquiet Luxurians project by Emilie F. Grenier intriguing… 

Peaceful and simple colour by Landon Metz just what’s needed on a Monday! http://landonmetz.com/