Dirty Mouse // Food For Designers’ Dirty Little Mice

Love the work of Jordi Ferreiro; his street art and installation work is just a little explosion of colour in an otherwise bland environment.

The previously featured Urciuoli Sabato has sent us an email about his latest project…

“By now 5 elements dominate our environment, the stranger element, dissonant, is changing with no remedy our planet. Who’s the intruder? Everybody knows ma nobody really knows really. This work enable by means of interactivity to everybody to generate the vision of our environment in changing. In a dark room an intuitive control surface called reactable enable the user to create an environment represented by music and images, he generate, he create, he destroy everything sorround.”

Previously featured on February 18th, 2008

“Chris O’Shea is an artist and designer creating interactive works. His focus is on developing work that encourage creative play and collaboration, challenging our perception of space and physical objects.” Very sweet stuff this!

Lego re-creations are nothing new, I’ve seen them at galleries and on a plethora of internet sites (google ‘The Brick Testament’), but these re-creations of famous photographs through history are pretty good.

The good people at Chorus Rising have let us know they’ve been busy making bespoke igloos for the home, an ideal retreat for peace and relaxation. Wowsers!

*tailor made, price on demand

Check out some of the installation work from Jacob Dahlgren. He’s produced some really interesting pieces, literally exploding with colour.

Maxime Delporte is a French designer living in Brussels. He’s sent in his portfolio, and it’s pretty damn neat!

The site that is neither complete nor under construction belongs to the Turner Prize-winning talent that is Martin Creed.

Form have been in touch to wish everyone a Happy New Year. To do this, they have recorded themselves dismantling their Christmas installation (which we originally posted in December), which you can see on their site. Oh, and they’ve got some new stuff worth checking out!

Apologies to Form for posting this a bit belatedly!

Something a bit different, the work of Stefan Bruggemann.