Another art piece I observed that I found interesting was this box-where inside were these different panels displaying filters related to decay . Someone observing this piece would be able to pull back some panels , removing some filters and thus change the main design seen inside the box. They can add all the filters back, revealing an introspective piece that shows decay. Overall, a very moving and thoughtful art work.
I particularly liked seeing all the sustainable materials and their possible uses. I found it very inspiring to see how we could lessen our use of unsustainable material and instead use something better without losing the practicality of the material. If I were to exhibit something for the show, I think I would design a dress or a full-outfit in which the materials used to create such a garment/garments would be sustainable and perhaps biodegradable to show that even when clothes are not made to last they do not have to end up in landfills. For a physical representation of this idea, there could simply be a mannequin wearing the outfit. Next to it could be a plaque labeling all the different materials used for each specific part of the outfit. In terms of what it could look like digitally, it could be represented through a virtual fashion space, where the user can move around and see the different outfits and learn about the materials used.