We were commissioned to create the 'Rainwater Capture Sculpture' installation for IRIS Ceramica at Old Street, London, UK, to honor Clerkenwell Design Week. My contributions included fabric consultancy, hands-on fabrication, and transforming the sculpture from sketchbook to final installation, allowing me to play an integral role in bringing this unique vision to life. The sculpture is inspired by the dynamic nature of weather systems, exploring themes of sustainability and environmental consciousness. Each element of the installation reflects the beauty and complexity of clouds while promoting a dialogue about our relationship with the environment. Through thoughtful material selection and innovative fabrication techniques, we translated these concepts into a visually striking and immersive experience. 'Cloud Sculpture' not only captivates viewers but also serves as a reminder of the importance of sustainability in design and architecture.
Client: Iris Ceramica.
Edible Clouds Exhibition Concept: Arabeschi di Latte.
Sculpture design & fabrication: Rosie Strickland & Kaine Caldeira.
Fabric Consultancy: Emmally Parsons.
Makers: Emmally Parsons, Matthew Landicho-Redman, Federico Bogo & Aude Liasper.
Final installation of the 'Rainwater Capture Sculpture' for IRIS Ceramica at Old Street, London, UK, during Clerkenwell Design Week.
BTS of the final installation of the 'Rainwater Capture Sculpture' for IRIS Ceramica at Old Street, London, UK, during Clerkenwell Design Week.
BTS of the final installation of the 'Rainwater Capture Sculpture' for IRIS Ceramica at Old Street, London, UK, during Clerkenwell Design Week.
Prototypes and development for the 'Rainwater Capture Sculpture,' 2022.