Eleanor Davies
MA work
MA work
Surfing in the ocean, things back on land look different: people look small, problems seem trivial and solutions seem possible.
Until I am satisfied that life is as beautiful as it can be, I’ll always end up turning my board around and paddling back to earth.
My projects have looked at all aspects of life. As a contrast to the fun, thrill and fear of extreme urban sports in Light Jumping, I am now focusing on loss. In particular, the role objects can have in our memory of a loved one and the possibilities of new rituals.
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Innovation Design Engineering, 2007
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Contact
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07792 991098
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Surfing in the ocean, things back on land look different: people look small, problems seem trivial and solutions seem possible.
Until I am satisfied that life is as beautiful as it can be, I’ll always end up turning my board around and paddling back to earth.
My projects have looked at all aspects of life. As a contrast to the fun, thrill and fear of extreme urban sports in Light Jumping, I am now focusing on loss. In particular, the role objects can have in our memory of a loved one and the possibilities of new rituals.
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Experience
- Designer, Design Stream, London, 2006; Designer/Project Manager, Diadem Design Ltd, Sydney, Australia, 2005; Designer, Minale, Tattersfield, Bryce Design Strategy, Sydney, Australia, 2004-5; Runner's Assistant, James Bond 007: Die Another Day, Stunts Incorporated, Pinewood Studios, London, 2003
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Exhibitions
- Flow Moving Images, The Do Shop, Soho, London, 2007; Set Design, Mozart's 'Il Re Pastore', The Barbican, The Classical Opera Company's Italian Tour, London/Italy, 2006; Design For Engineers, Imperial College, London, 2004
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Awards
- Finalist, Sports & Games, Carbonate Design Innovation Awards, 2007; Shortlisted, Healthcare, Design For Our Future Selves Awards, Helen Hamlyn Centre, 2007; Winner, Interactive Lighting, Targetti Lighting Competition, 2006