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Episode #2
What if a lamp switches off and asks a lemonade factory for help?
— Starring &
2017
Credits
Music Composer - Arnaud Pujol
Curator - Jan Boelen
Graphic Designer - Orlando Lovell
Designer - Kathrine Barbro Bendixen
Designer - Renske Rothuizen
Design Academy Eindhoven
Inside Out
Designer - Kathrine Barbro Bendixen
We already value the milk, meat, skin and tongue of a cow. But what about the intestines? Interested in making use of the unused, Kathrine Barbro Bendixen found a ”second life” for these unloved innards. “Inside Out” is a man-made lamp with an animal-made material and shape. It compromises 50m of cleaned, inflated intestines from a single cow. The twist is natural and shaped by the cow, as is the white mother-of-pearl sheen. Man-made LED tube lights inserted inside to give an x-ray looking glow and exaggerated the details of the intestines. As the air slowly escapes overtime, the lamp – like the cow produces it – will perish. The design is meant for sustainable restaurants; with their new dishes they may also have to introduce new lights.
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Lemonade Factory
Designer - Renske Rothuizen
A Taste of Childhood Children look at the world with an incredible sense of curiosity and wonder. Yet, this is the first to go when we grow up. With ‘The Lemonade Factory’, I aim to recreate those miraculous moments: inviting delight back into our daily existence one sip at a time. Inspired by the lemonade tree in the classic tales of Pippi Longstocking, The lemonade machine celebrates the fun of making lemonade in a practical and visual way. The device transforms the sour yellow fruit into delicious juice in minutes, right before your eyes. It’s like magic – the magic of childhood.
