Art, Graphics, Photography & Installations | 2019 Archive.

This multi-category roundup spans disciplines like Art, Graphics, Photography, Installations & Set Design. These encompass quite a few topics we love packaged into one, with just a little hint of Random Fun to keep things interesting, left-of-field and amusing. We may discuss serious design around here, but we certainly hope never to ever take ourselves, or design, too seriously!

If you’re confused with the sheer breadth and apparent randomness of this roundup – don’t be. This selection perfectly demonstrates the philosophy of Yellowtrace, which acknowledges the importance of being across many creative disciplines, even those we may not be working within directly. Our belief is that creativity is contagious, and good design needs to be informed by many, many disciplines and facets of the world we live in.

This multidisciplinary approach is vital to architects, designers and creative & curious minds for their ability to engage, inspire and take us to a place where new possibilities open up. With this in mind, very few things get us excited like projects that encompass a multitude of disciplines – set design, art direction, conceptual thinking and more. A good multidisciplinary project is one that provides a holistic and immersive experience. Our 2019 selection ranges from super small to large scale, from subtle to high impact and otherworldly. We hope you love!

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1. James Owen’s Design Episodes.
2. ‘The Man Machine’ by Vincent Fournier.
3. Arresting Rope Tapestries by Textile Artist Joana Schneider.
4. Puffer Gowns by Pierpaolo Piccioli & Liya Kebede for Moncler Genius.
5. Debbie Lawson’s Mind-Bending Sculptures Merge Animal Figures with Persian Carpets.
6. Anonymous Women by Patty Carroll.

7. Lee Broom’s Landmark Exhibition ‘Park Life’ for Space Australia in Sydney.
8. Mini Brutalist Sculptures by David Umemoto.
9. Christopher Payne Photographs the Production Line of One of America’s Last Pencil Factories.
10. Formations by Note Design Studio for Tarkett at Milan Design Week 2019.
11. Fiona Lynch Opens Permanent Gallery in Collingwood, Melbourne.
12. Yellowtrace x Arflex Presents: Art – Design – Arflex.

13. Second Hand: Ceramic Clothing Created From Found Ceramic Tiles by Zhanna Kadyrova.
14. Jennie Jieun Lee’s Expressive Ceramic Sculptures Covered in Abstract Paintings.
15. Sci-Fi Artist & Body Architect Lucy McRae.
16. Abstract Portrait Paintings by Joseph Lee.
17. Oil Plastic Sculptures by Stefan Gross.
18. ‘In Perfect Process’ by London Flower School & Print Artist Lisa King for London Design Festival 2019.

19. Passport Photos by Max Siedentopf.
20. Reuben Wu Captures Light Paths Created by Drones Above Natural Landscapes.
21. Leila Jeffreys’ ‘High Society’ Photography Exhibition.
22. ‘Transition’ Photography Series by Lauren Marsolier.
23. The Wait by Six N. Five for Atelier Aveus.
24. Interview: Architectural Photographer Rory Gardiner.

25. Alex Schoelcher Captures Soviet-era Nutsubidze Plato 1 Apartment Complex and it’s Residents in Tbilisi, Georgia.
26. Rone Transforms Abandoned Art Deco Mansion in Melbourne.
27. Abandoned Russian Monuments Reimagined & Documented by Danila Tkachenko.
28. Tom Adair’s Palm Mirage Solo Exhibition at Nanda Hobbs, Sydney.
29. Brooke Holm’s Latest Photography Series Shot in the Namib Sand Sea.
30. Bleached Gothic by Australian Photographer Petrina Hicks.

31. Carla Cascales Alimbau’s ‘Closer Than They Appear’ Geometric Sculptures.
32. Interview: Portuguese Architectural Photographer Rui Cardoso.
33. Henrike Naumann’s Upside-Down Installation in Berlin Explores the Concept of Nostalgia.
34. Proximity Botanical Installation by Wona Bae & Charlie Lawler of Loose Leaf.
35. Being Human: William Wegman’s Striking & Surreal Portraits of Weimaraner Dogs.
36. Conceptual, Bold & Artistic Imagemaking by Daniel Forero.
37. Translucent Treasures by Korean Jewellery Maker Seulgi Kwon.

38. The Shapes of Water by Sabine Marcelis for FENDI.
39. BRIC Installation by Nathalie Du Pasquier for Mutina.
40. Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost: Vertical Configurations by Jose Dávila.
41. Highlights From Venice Art Biennale 2019: Part 01.
42. Evi O’s Debut Solo Show ‘Fantasia’ with Saint Cloche Gallery for Sydney Contemporary.
43. Highlights From Venice Art Biennale 2019: Part 02.
44. Geometry of Light: Barcelona Pavilion Lit With a Laser Grid by Luftwerk & Iker Gil.

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