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Chasing Synchrony 2.0 video wins Jerwood Drawing Student Prize!
Chasing Synchrony 2.0 video receives one of the two Jerwood Drawing 2017 student prizes. Alongside other 3 prizes, Chasing Synchrony was selected among over 2000 submissions and 65 shortlisted works. Massive thank you to all who helped build it, install
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Chasing Synchrony 2.0 video wins Jerwood Drawing Student Prize!
Chasing Synchrony 2.0 video receives one of the two Jerwood Drawing 2017 student prizes. Alongside other 3 prizes, Chasing Synchrony was selected among over 2000 submissions and 65 shortlisted works. Massive thank you to all who helped build it, install
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Chasing Synchrony 2.0 wins Red Mansion Art Prize 2017!
Chasing Synchrony 2.0 was chosen by the Red Mansion panel of judges as the 2017 winner for Central Saint Martins. See more details and winners from other UAL schools here: http://redmansion.co.uk/art-prize/
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Chasing Synchrony 2.0 wins Red Mansion Art Prize 2017!
Chasing Synchrony 2.0 was chosen by the Red Mansion panel of judges as the 2017 winner for Central Saint Martins. See more details and winners from other UAL schools here: http://redmansion.co.uk/art-prize/
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Pluto Pantokrator
Pluto Pantokrator is an immersive installation re-purposing elements of works produced in between 2015 and 2017 at Central Saint Martins over the course of the MA Fine Arts. The installation attempts to seek out and distil core thoughts on human
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Pluto Pantokrator
Pluto Pantokrator is an immersive installation re-purposing elements of works produced in between 2015 and 2017 at Central Saint Martins over the course of the MA Fine Arts. The installation attempts to seek out and distil core thoughts on human
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Chasing Synchrony 2.0 performed at Central Saint Martins
This collaborative performative drawing work is a quest for those brief moment of synchrony, in which the body actions of many become perfectly coordinated offering a confirmation of one another’s existence and a fleeting chance to seemingly extent one’s consciousness
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Chasing Synchrony 2.0 performed at Central Saint Martins
This collaborative performative drawing work is a quest for those brief moment of synchrony, in which the body actions of many become perfectly coordinated offering a confirmation of one another’s existence and a fleeting chance to seemingly extent one’s consciousness
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Barnes Street House Extension
Project description will follow soon.
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Making Week at Central Saint Martins
In February 2016 Studio Syn’s Ursula and Dejan worked together with a team of Central Saint Martins BA Architecture students to design a pavilion structure to showcase their works at the End of the Year show. The show is actually
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Making Week at Central Saint Martins
In February 2016 Studio Syn’s Ursula and Dejan worked together with a team of Central Saint Martins BA Architecture students to design a pavilion structure to showcase their works at the End of the Year show. The show is actually
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Studio SYN wins the Designing the Urban Commons competition!
Rainbow of desires “Rainbow of desires” is a set of small pavilions installed in the open spaces of the Rhodes estate in Dalston. During a period of three months the pavilions are doubling as performative devices and workshop spaces based
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Studio SYN wins the Designing the Urban Commons competition!
Rainbow of desires “Rainbow of desires” is a set of small pavilions installed in the open spaces of the Rhodes estate in Dalston. During a period of three months the pavilions are doubling as performative devices and workshop spaces based
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LCMF, London Contemporary Music Festival fit-out
LCMF, “the capital’s most adventurous and ambitious festival of new music” as named by The Guardian, took over a former carpet factory just off Brick Lane between March and May 2014 to offer two weeks of music, art and performance.
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LCMF, London Contemporary Music Festival fit-out
LCMF, “the capital’s most adventurous and ambitious festival of new music” as named by The Guardian, took over a former carpet factory just off Brick Lane between March and May 2014 to offer two weeks of music, art and performance.
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