The 'Life in Progress' Stylish Clock is Inspired by the Passage of Time
Michael Hemsworth — June 17, 2016 — Art & Design
References: shop.gessato & homecrux
Designed by France-based designer Bertrand Jayr for Lyon Béton, the 'Life in Progress' stylish clock is inspired by the passage of time and the completion of days. Crafted from concrete, the 'Life in Progress' features a design that looks and operates almost like the loading symbol found on digital devices.
For each block of time that passes, the 'Life in Progress' clock has the small empty notches that are in place of numbers fill up to identify that the moment has passed and that another is at hand. This helps to visualize the passage of time rather than just visualize it in one's mind.
The 'Life in Progress' stylish clock features a Seiko quartz movement and uses AA batteries to be powered.
For each block of time that passes, the 'Life in Progress' clock has the small empty notches that are in place of numbers fill up to identify that the moment has passed and that another is at hand. This helps to visualize the passage of time rather than just visualize it in one's mind.
The 'Life in Progress' stylish clock features a Seiko quartz movement and uses AA batteries to be powered.
Trend Themes
1. Concrete Clocks - Disruptive innovation opportunities: Explore sustainable materials and unique designs for concrete clocks that add a modern touch to interior decor.
2. Visualizing Time - Disruptive innovation opportunities: Develop innovative ways to visually represent the passage of time, providing a more engaging and intuitive experience for users.
3. Digital-inspired Designs - Disruptive innovation opportunities: Combine digital aesthetics with tangible products, creating a bridge between the digital and physical worlds.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Disruptive innovation opportunities: Integrate modern, concrete clocks into interior design trends, offering unique and stylish options for home decor.
2. Product Design - Disruptive innovation opportunities: Experiment with novel materials, like concrete, to create innovative clocks that challenge traditional designs and redefine product aesthetics.
3. Technology - Disruptive innovation opportunities: Fuse digital inspiration with physical products like clocks, bringing a new level of connectivity and interaction to everyday objects.
3.8
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
