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Pillflower App
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Pillflower App
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May 24, 2017
Pillflower App

Lynee Heller / Canada

OCAD University

lynneheller.com
The Pillflower Project consists of scanned images of pills and tablets, digitally manipulated into flowerlike Mandelas, as well as actual medicinal pills physically assembled into miniature flower sculptures. These two and three dimensional pillflowers are then used to decorate both functional and sculptural work to create a veritable pillflower world. The Pillflower App is a gamification of the project where the user can grow, gather, play with, dream with and gift the pillflower designs. The grow function allows the user to challenge themselves to recreate pillflowers. The gather function leads to collecting all 200 plus pillflowers that have been designed.
Ivan Cortes
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Ivan Cortes
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Ivan Cortes

Colombia www.proyectod.com/
Industrial designer. Co-founder and director of the Proyecto Diseño magazine, Bogotá. He has been a finalist for Colombia in the call for Young International Editor of the Year organized by the British Council in 2004 and a Carolina Foundation scholarship holder in 2006 for the VI Ibero-American Editors Course organized by SIALE at the Complutense University of Madrid and Menéndez Pelayo University of Santander, Spain. Through Proyecto Diseño, it has generated spaces for the concrete dissemination of design activity in Colombia with international projection.
Clemencia Echeverri
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Clemencia Echeverri
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May 24, 2017
Clemencia Echeverri

Colombia www.clemenciaecheverri.com/
Since 1980, he has participated in individual and collective exhibitions both in Colombia and abroad, and has carried out projects of public sculpture, painting, publications, and graphic work. She is Master of Sculpture and Specialist in Theory and History of Contemporary Art from Chelsea College of Arts and Design in London. Given the quality of her work, she has received several scholarships and awards from the National University of Colombia, the Arts Council of London, the Langlois Foundation of Canada and the Delfina Studio Trust of London, among others.
Columbirhythms – Manizales Coffe Drip
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Columbirhythms – Manizales Coffe Drip
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May 24, 2017
Columbirhythms - Manizales Coffee Drip

Reza Safavi and Max Kazemzadeh / USA

Washington State University and Gallaudet University

www.maxkazemzadeh.com

www.hireza.com

"Columbiritmos" (“Columbi”: Columbia “ritmos”: Algorithms) is an interactive, digital, kinetic, geo-location performance project that uses algorithmic functions calculated in a custom GPS tracking phone application to direct the field-user to navigate the city of Manizales, which is presently the main center for the production of Columbian coffee.
Nelson Vergara
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Nelson Vergara
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Nelson Vergara

Colombia www.nelsonvergara.com/
He is director of Plastic Arts and professor of the area of Media Arts at the National University of Colombia. Lives and works in Bogotá, Colonia and Berlin. He works as a media designer and as a designer of interactive and media solutions for German Arts and the Haus der Kulturen der Welt. He was director of the JuKS Video and Media Workshop, Pankow. He has received important recognitions such as the Honorable Mention, IICA Painting Prize, First Prize, Microsoft-Netd@ys 2001 and First Prize, Internet Project "Symbole in Bewegung", Netd@ys 2004, and he was one of the six artists nominated for the 2009 Luis Caballero award, in Colombia.
Camilo Benavides
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Camilo Benavides
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May 24, 2017
Camilo Benavides

Colombia
He studied cello at the National University of Colombia with teacher Fred Hood. He completed his Master's degree at the University of North Texas in the United States. His work has to do with experimentation in extended techniques with the Jordan cello.
Danilo Murru
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Danilo Murru
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Danilo Murru

Italy www.danilomurru.com/
Danilo Murru was born in Cagliari (Sardinia). He studied photojournalism in Rome and in 2000 moved to London to study Professional Photography at the London College of Printing. He gradually moved away from photojournalism to become involved in social documentary and landscape photography. It was then that he discovered the beauty of large format cameras and stimulated by some excellent tutors, he began to focus on social issues, but seen from a different format.
White Cart Loom
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White Cart Loom
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White Cart Loom

Vicky Isley - Paul Smith / United Kingdom

Bournemouth - Boredomresearch

www.boredomresearch.net
White Cart Loom is developed in response to scientific research seeking to interpret and understand the data encoded in the biological process of shell formation in now endangered freshwater mussels. The project connects biodiversity with human creativity and its first expression through programming, with textile designers using the first programmable machine, the Jacquard loom. At Paisley Scotland, this process was used to explore the creative possibilities of the world-renowned Paisley pattern.