Marc Harrison
Ebony, 2000
Reinforced polished resin (2)
850 x 450 x 450. Exhibited at RMIT Gallery as a part of the Future Factor exhibition.
Pearl Rasmussen
Untitled, 2001
Nylon thread, wire filament (2)
950 x 60 x 60 (large)
500 x 50 x 50 (small). Exhibited at RMIT Gallery as a part of the Future Factor exhibition.
Elizabeth Kelly, Flat Bowls, 1999. Exhibited at RMIT Gallery as a part of the Future Factor exhibition.
Sheridan Kennedy, Fly’s Eye, 1995. Exhibited at RMIT Gallery as a part of the Future Factor exhibition.
Rina Bernabei & Ruth McDermott
Bernini Lights Up, 1999
Tyvec fibre
1500 x 800 x 800. Exhibited at RMIT Gallery as a part of the Future Factor exhibition.
Gilbert Reidelbauch, CHS, SLS, Bird 3, Double Bowl, Samu & Tantang 2000. Exhibited at RMIT Gallery as a part of the Future Factor exhibition.
Future Factor
What drives the desire for the new? Will the handmade have an emotive place in the 21st Century? What is the role of technology in the creation of the new?
Future Factor highlights ideas for the future by investigating the impact of new technologies on craft and design practise. It explores inventions and aesthetics, materials and objects, new processes and technologies of the future.
Future Factor presents 11 Australian designers concerned with the application of new technologies in the creation of their work. Managed by Craft Queensland. Kylie Bickle, Tom Annear, Pearl Rasmussen, Luis Nheu, Marc Harrison, Rina Berna BEI & Ruth McDermott, Gilbert Riedelbauch, Peter Prasil, Elizabeth Kelly, Sheridan Kennedy.