Yaarit Mechany's Lucid Dream Exhibit Questions an Object's Reality
Meghan Young — May 28, 2011 — Art & Design
References: yaaritmechany & design-milk
The Lucid Dream exhibit really does have a surreal sense of reality. This exploration of the dimensions of a dream brings together the ideas of concrete creations and imaginative possibilities. Considering that we live in a world in which anything does seem possible, thanks to technology, this show seems very relevant to contemporary society.
Created by Israeli designer Yaarit Mechany, the Lucid Dream exhibit is her first solo show. Four standout pieces are the Tiptoe bench that is covered with whimsical strategically placed fabrics, the Gathered lamp that looks like mushrooms, the Wired Lamp and a geometric, tree-shaped cabinet.
Although the Lucid Dream solo show makes you question your relationship with objects, it is also fun and playful at its core.
Created by Israeli designer Yaarit Mechany, the Lucid Dream exhibit is her first solo show. Four standout pieces are the Tiptoe bench that is covered with whimsical strategically placed fabrics, the Gathered lamp that looks like mushrooms, the Wired Lamp and a geometric, tree-shaped cabinet.
Although the Lucid Dream solo show makes you question your relationship with objects, it is also fun and playful at its core.
Trend Themes
1. Feminine Surrealism - Opportunity for designers to create furniture pieces that challenge the traditional concepts with whimsical elements and surrealism.
2. Dream-inspired Design - Designers and architects can explore the possibilities of incorporating dream-like qualities into their designs, blurring the line between reality and imagination.
3. Whimsical Fabrics - Opportunity for designers to incorporate playful and dreamy elements into furniture through textures and fabrics.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - Furniture designers can explore opportunities to bring surrealist and playful elements into their designs, changing the way we perceive furniture pieces.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can incorporate dream-inspired elements into their designs, creating immersive and surreal spaces for their clients.
3. Art Exhibitions - Opportunity for artists to explore the dimensions of dream through their work, creating thought-provoking exhibitions that challenge the audience's perception of reality.
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