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Celebrating Found Objects

LASALLE College of the Arts presents Celebrating Found Objects – an exhibition featuring 24 upcycled products from BA(Hons) Design Communication Level 2 students. Drawing inspiration from selected housing estates, each piece explores the relationship between form and function, and the location’s history and visual characteristics. The playful outcomes ranging from furnishing and wares to ornaments and sculptures, challenge our understanding of product typologies by giving found objects a new lease of life.

Venue: National Design Centre, 111 Middle Rd, Singapore 188969

When: 12 Jan - 8 Feb 2017,

By: LASALLE College of the Arts

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