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"Flashing" by our Jewellery Designer, Nicole Tang
Updated on 8 May, 2009.
Inspired by fireworks, this jewellery set captures the fleeting and temporal
nature of beauty. By breathing new life into abandoned materials such as shells, buttons, fishing wire and crystal beads donated by The Centrepoint, this jewellery of being ecological.
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"La Rencontre" by our Product Designer, Philippe Faure
Updated on 8 May, 2009.
Like two drops of water colliding, 'La Rencontre' links together in a fluid line to form the shape of an inverted heart. Created with recycled crystal beads provided by The Centrepoint, metal wires and basalt wood sticks, this environment-friendly lamp challenges individuals to think twice about generating waste irresponsibly. |
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"The Dining Table" by our Furniture Designer, Ng Soon Kiat
Updated on 8 May, 2009.
'The Dining Table', inspired by Dada, is a rejection of conventional perspectives. The table is flipped in order to change the existing function of the tableware and the table. Both objects adopt a new meaning to its function of the tableware supporting the table. The use of black helps to blend the objects together as one, destroying functionality in an indirect manner by blurring individual aesthetic shapes.
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Raffles Showcase @ Orchard Road
Updated on 8 May, 2009.
Along Orchard Road - Singapore Main Shopping & Fashion District, Raffles Designer works from the departments of Fashion Design, Interior Design, Visual Communications, Furniture Design, Jewellery Design and Interactive Media Design will be displayed in a Raffles Showcase. This diverse set of works features collaborations with Orchard retailers such as The Centrepoint, Robinsons and Kim Robinson.
Located directly in front of Wisma Atria-Shopping Mall, the Raffles Showcase features the latest works from design students. Costume jewellery made of recycled glass beads, an inverted dining table and haute-couture gowns created from bed linen are just a few of the innovative pieces to be seen.
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"KREITOS" by our Interactive Media Designers, William Sugianto & Lee Velly
Updated on 8 May, 2009.
The shown sculpture is an animator's first step in the creation process. Made from clay, designers carefully etch and mould each detail to precise specifications.
From this basic model, animators will then create different sketches and a storyboard portraying their character in action. Here, Kreitos was created as a powerful warrior with magical abilities that allows him to defeat the mythical sea beast Leviathan. |
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