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Still from Andrew Sloat’s A More Perfect Union
As purveyors of the stories in people, places and things, it’s great to discover designers exploring filmmaking and experimenting with its narrative possibility:
- A notably eloquent interview from new media designer Hillman Curtis in his Artist Series concerns the conceptual artist Lawrence Weiner.
- Ethan Bodnar interviewed fellow graphic designers Kate Bingaman-Burt and Mike Perry.
- Choreographed works such as Andrew Sloat’s letterspaced celebration of A More Perfect Union.
- Capturing aspects of the design process, like How a page gets created, delivers another insightful sequence.
- Creative studio Tröllback + Company’s World Science Festival logo animation highlights design work as a lyrical episode in itself.
- Artist and interaction designer JooYoun Paek’s Fold Loud installation-piece is an intersection of the tangible and acoustic.