March 20th, 2008 by eleanor - art meets design blog
Oscar Diaz‘s calendar uses ink and time to expose the date. He uses the same process to show a plant “grow” over the course of 4 months. It makes me think of growing rock candy, but for a purpose. I feel like that is the ultimate description of when art and design meet.
This was developed for part of the London design Festival show entitled, “Gradual” in 2007.
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