Lucy Hall

We Make London Christmas

Lucy is taking part in We Make London at Battersea Arts Centre, London.

Milan Design Week 2011

Introducing the ‘colourblind’ shade at Milan Design Week 2011

Lucy is exhibiting with Puff & Flock at the designersblock show during Milan Design week 2011,

introducing a new range of drum lampshades as part of her ‘colourblind’ series of screens and shades. 

See http://www.verydesignersblock.com/ for details.

‘Colourblind’ shades are available as bespoke commisions direct from the designer, or from the Puff and Flock online shop at www.puffandflockshop.com

 A range of ‘colourblind’ cards are also available via the Puff & Flock shop.

Puff and Flock Pop up Shop

Lucy is taking part in Puff and Flock’s pop-up shop on Newburgh Street, London from 13-19 December.

She is selling a range of cards and prints, including ‘Christmas lights’, below.

Designers Block

Lucy will be exhibiting with Designers Block during London Design Festival,

23-26 September 2010.

For information go to: http://designersblocklondon2010.eventbrite.com/

colourblind

The aim of Lucy Hall’s project, ‘Colourblind’, is to bring people living

in increasingly artificial environments closer to those feelings

experienced when in the natural world.

Just as walking through woodland can feel calming and tranquil,

as the natural light changes, it can fast become an exciting and

uplifting experience.  As the light dims, the same space transforms

into a place of intimidation.

Lucy is interested in exploring how, by playing with colour, light and

shadow, she can reflect these altering moods.  By applying digital

print and laser etching on to traditional Japanese screen paper she

has created a series of layered screens, designed for therapeutic

or living spaces.

The screens are designed to be moveable and interchangeable, thus

reflecting a range of differing moods.  Natural changes in light also

serve to alter the feel of the screens so that the mood is ever-

changing, just as it is in the natural world.

Lucy’s screens are available as bespoke commissions.  Please see

the contacts page for details.

taking inspiration from the natural world

The  inspiration for Lucy’s ‘Colourblind’ screens comes from the

changing light and colours of the natural world.  Throughout this

year long project she kept a photographic diary, recording

changes in the same woodlands at different points during the year.

If you are interested in purchasing any of these art works, or in

viewing more images, please go to the contacts page for details.

polymorphic print

Throughout the natural world, different organism’s function successfully

by using colour and pattern to communicate, whether it be to protect,

attract or repel.

Inspired by creatures such as the chameleon, whose

colour changes are affected by it’ s emotions and nervous system,

Lucy’s futuristic ’Polymorphic print’ picks up on it’s wearer’s mood

and changes colour and pattern accordingly.

Polymorphic print: Extrovert