Grafik180 : CityArt
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A series of artwork inspired by the distinctive architectural element from buildings around the world. Whether it be a pattern or shape that distinguishes these buildings, it is the first layer of visual iconic recognition. The cities in which these buildings reside in are called out by their airport code instead
of their names, creating another layer of graphic distinction, akin to the visual alignment between architectural elements and buildings. The codes also function as a beacon of destination, proclaiming the cities' association with inspiring architecture.
The ones that are shown here are all my design. There are a few more in the series designed by Jean Orlebeke, that can be seen and purchase through PubliqueShop at:
http://publiqueshop.com/r_cityart.html
Enjoy!
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A series of artwork inspired by the distinctive architectural element from buildings around the world. Whether it be a pattern or shape that distinguishes these buildings, it is the first layer of visual iconic recognition. The cities in which these buildings reside in are called out by their airport code instead
of their names, creating another layer of graphic distinction, akin to the visual alignment between architectural elements and buildings. The codes also function as a beacon of destination, proclaiming the cities' association with inspiring architecture.
The ones that are shown here are all my design. There are a few more in the series designed by Jean Orlebeke, that can be seen and purchase through PubliqueShop at:
http://publiqueshop.com/r_cityart.html
Enjoy!
Lelysted, The Netherlands / Theater Agora
Leon, Spain / Spain Auditorium
Barcelona, Spain / Torre Agbar
San Francisco, California / UCSF Parking Structure
Beijing, China / WaterCube National Aquatic Center
Chicago, Illinois / Aqua Tower
London, United Kingdom / Serpentine Gallery 2002
Melbourne, Australia / Storey Hall RMIT
San Diego, California / Extraordinary Desserts
Washington, District of Columbia / HUD Plaza
Los Angeles, California / Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Orlando, Florida / Epcot Spaceship Earth
Seattle, Washington / Public Library
Mumbai, India / Fort School
