Kim Thome
MA work
MA work
This work follows an exploration into ’reflection’, looking closely at the effects of reflective surfaces on space, material and colour. Taking the lead from one experiment to the next, this has been an ongoing investigation into how visual reality can be distorted by modifying the expected.

Our surroundings are coated with reflective and semi-translucent materials which throw our vision in startling directions and pose interesting interventions.

In this work viewers are challenged by what the reflections reveal – another reality, far from what is expected, engaging the viewer to reconsider the objects and reflections.

Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Design Products, 2012
Specialism
Platform 10
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Contact
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+44 (0)7709 573 763
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This work follows an exploration into ’reflection’, looking closely at the effects of reflective surfaces on space, material and colour. Taking the lead from one experiment to the next, this has been an ongoing investigation into how visual reality can be distorted by modifying the expected.

Our surroundings are coated with reflective and semi-translucent materials which throw our vision in startling directions and pose interesting interventions.

In this work viewers are challenged by what the reflections reveal – another reality, far from what is expected, engaging the viewer to reconsider the objects and reflections.

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Degrees
- BA (Hons), Furniture Design, Kent Institute of Art and Design, 2006
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Experience
- Curator/founder, Norwegian Prototypes, London, 2009–10; Manager, CNC Workshops, London, 2008–10; Co-founder, London Ash Company, London, 2006–7
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Exhibitions
- The Colour and the Shape, Shopworks, London, 2012; Last Supper, Christie's Auction House, London, 2011; Copy Kitchen, DMY, Berlin, Germany, 2011; Norwegian Prototypes, London, 2010
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Awards
- First prize, Poster/Concept, RCA Green, 2012