6 Installations to not miss at the first edition of India Design Confluence
Here are the installations not to miss at the three day design festival in the design capital of the country:
1) The Big Butt :
An installation targeted towards the vicarious exploitation of nature by humans.
2) The Puppeteer :
The installation is to potray that if we keep destroying nature and generating waste in such humongous quantity, we will end up building habitats from waste. The structure is made up of waste redbull cans welded together to form the shape of a hand.
3) Kaleido :
An interactive sitting place where the participants can change the shadow casted from the translucent copy.
4) Canopy of Life :
An installation that potrays pulsating life that flows through nature through a canopy of bulbs that react to movement.
5) Audiophile :
A giant speaker made out of old/vintage music medias to show the fast changing music medias over the decade.
6) IDC Word Art :
A working installation depicting IDC logo in a futuristic way.
The India Design Confluence (IDC), is a three day design festival that aspires to promote a shared understanding of the practices in design, exchange of knowledge and future trends within the booming design industry.
The event will proudly bring together national and international experts, academicians, artisans and craftspeople in the design industry to share their own journey, creative process, case studies, perspective and style of working — giving students access to fresh inspiration and diverse opinions from the stalwarts of design as mentioned above. The event is expected to be attended by more than 6000 students.
For detailed itinerary, registration and ticket information, visit www.indiadesignconfluence.com
Team IDC will also be setting up information and help desks at various colleges in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar to reach out to participants and help them register.-Window To News
