Dezeen School Shows: A publication in which the sentimental value of cooking at home is one of the projects of the London Camberwell of the University of the Arts London.
A book is also presented in which there is an examination of how smells from South Asian cuisine can cause memories, and an exhibition that focuses on artists in the working class.
Institution: London of the University of the Arts
School: Camberwell College of Arts
Courses: BA Fine Art: Drawing, BA Fine Art: Painting, BA Fine Art: Photography, BA Fine Art: Sculpture, BA Graphic Design, BA Illustration, BA Interior and Spatial Design, MA Designer Maker, MA Fine Art: Computational Arts, MA Fine Art: Drawing, MA Fine ART: PAINTING, MA FINE ART: Photography, MA Fine, Ma Fine Art: Sculpture, MA Global Collaborative Design Practice, MA Graphic Design Communication, MA Illustration, MA Interior and Spatial Design and Graduate Diploma illustration
School statement:
“The Camberwell College of Arts is a renowned art and design college. We give the students the space to explore their creativity, and support the employees and challenge the students to rethink current practices.
“Our institutions include both traditional craftsmanship and digital technology. Our design and art courses will make you think about your social responsibility and to develop your critical and finished skills.
“Take a look at the work of our last graduates online via the Ual shop window. Take part in one of our open days or college tours to learn more about the Camberwell College of Arts and our courses.”
Verleap of CartHik Khosla
“Vertleap is a new city mark that was developed for improved connectivity. This speculative air taxi mobility center has reinterpreted the future of Peckham, London.
“The design extends vertically and turns the movement in height with open platforms that offer a comprehensive view of the city through the city.
“More than a traffic center, it is a continuation of Peckham's street landscape that supports itself from the rich history and the lively gift from the region.
“By embedding air mobility into the everyday life of the neighborhood, the project technology with location and infrastructure combines with identity.”
Student: CartHik Khosla
Course: BA inner and spatial design
The mosaic narrative: art, design and community of Kateryna Zabudska
“The mosaic narrative: Art, design and community began with an independent examination of mosaic as an artistic medium as well as a metaphor for identity, community and transformation.
“Through contributions from residents, workshops and joint storytelling, the house becomes a center of healing, creativity and cultural memory. The mosaic house fetches space and does not position the community as topics, but as a fellow creator of meaning and design.
“Zabudska is passionate about art, rooms, stories and the human connection to both – and researches the boundaries between interior design and visual art.”
Student: Kateryna Zabudska
Course: BA inner and spatial design
E-mail: kate.zabudska[at]gmail.com
Beyond the disc: Open work on the wellness of Yiyang Liu
“Beyond the Pane: Open Workness to Wellness is a project that is supposed to create a comfortable, diverse and inspiring co-working room for the London Peckham community through thoughtful window and interior design.
“This room is specially designed for those who feel stressed, stressed or not inspired in traditional office environments.
“The main goal was to reduce working -related fear through spatial design and to promote a more relaxed and humanly centered work area.
“Lius work examines the relationship between humans and space, whereby the focus is on how the interior can react to emotional needs and reduce stress.”
Student: Yiyang Liu
Course: BA inner and spatial design
E-mail: Avairu2002[at]gmail.com
There is food at home from Valinnie Crasto
“At home there is food at home is a embroidered textile piece (tablecloth) and the publication that examines the connection between home, migration and the way in which food can remember.
“It examines the definitions of the individual of the term at home and what it means for them personally.
“The tablecloth symbolizes a space of the community, shares each other and the merging of different experiences.
“The project consists of research, interviews and workshops that research food as a catalyst for memory and belonging.
“Valinnie Crasto is an Indian graphic designer based in London with a passion for printing, digital and textile design.”
Student: Valinnie Crasto
Course: BA graphic design
Extended search for Bailey Foot
“Advanced search is a research into the functions of AI-powered reverse-image-seeklorithms, which are shown on 4000 stored images.
“The collection examines the nuanced relationship between human and AI image classification. Chronologically arranged, this sequence of images imitates the rhythm of online surfing, a new search is continuously redirected, pausing or restarting.
“The structure and area of the images indicate the overwhelming and potentially worrying data that Ki systems are looking through. Bailey Foot is a graphic designer who focuses on the development of exciting and experimental projects.”
Student: Bailey Foot
Course: BA graphic design
Together. From Gemma Tucker
“Common. Was a multidisciplinary exhibition that was curated for the center of artists in the working class in gallery rooms that historically overlooked their voices.
“With the work of ten artists, the exhibition examined the class identity critically and creatively.
“Keep in a gallery room in Peckham, won the aesthetics of a traditional café of the working class and used class -related slang and familiar visual elements to create an inviting environment.
“Complementary publications and welcome packages expanded the experience of the exhibition beyond the gallery walls and ensure accessibility and inclusive.
“As a graphic designer from a background of the working class, Tucker designs as a means of combining people and telling authentic, human stories.”
Student: Gemma Tucker
Course: BA graphic design
The fragrance of the memory of Nikita Basra
“The fragrance of memory examines the intimate connection between fragrance and memory and examines how smell acts as a strong connection with personal and cultural identity.
“The project is based on the experiences of South Asian migrants and reflects how cultural scents can wear a deep emotional weight.
“A collection of handmade trauma rods was produced with ingredients that are strongly rooted in South Asian culture, including turmeric, cardamom, coconut and cumin.
“Nikita Basra is a designer based in London with a research -based and culturally committed practice. Her work includes pressure, packaging and campaign -based design, in which she often examines topics of identity and social change.”
Student: Nikita Basra
Course: BA graphic design
Partnership content
This school show is a partnership between Dezeen and the University of the Arts London. Find out more about Dezeen partnership content here.