Author Archives: Natasha Coutinho

http://phones.quickfound.net/telephones_first_ten_years_1886.html http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2301996/Was-worlds-mobile-phone-1938-film-shows-woman-talking-wireless-device-time-travel-family-say-disappointment-conspiracy-theorists.html (thinking of printing this as a newspaper article itself. and several more that i have found) I’ve worked on a few more rough sketches and also some pop art kind of stuff that I’ve been working on just … Continue reading →

After reading through, I’ve realised that people have an emotional attachment to the phone booths. It brings back memories from the past and looking at them in a way always brings back a fond memory. They just are very iconic. … Continue reading →

I was thinking about out design piece for the past days now, and i have been thinking that probably one object will work best I was thinking about traditional crafts like knitting, crochet, embroidery etc. like something sowed by my … Continue reading →

In the design Dictionary: Museum originally referred to a temple or shrine erected in antiquity to honor the muses, the female personifications of literature, music and dance. Design museums chart the history of design movements and influence design principles and … Continue reading →

Hi guys i’ve been looking at some examples of memorials form different cultures. I was of the opinion that maybe each shrine could be something different, in a sense that each shrine could be different in nature, colour, size, location … Continue reading →

Hi Guys, I am really feeling happy after today’s discussion. It went off so well. The whole process of coming up with one concept (the museum of Future obsolescence) that led to another brilliant one (In Memorium) was an amazing … Continue reading →

  After viewing the interaction sites at museums, Came across various methods of Documentation for a Museum Purpose. Some are similar to what clare had posted. But i Particularly liked the one where we could document something inside a black … Continue reading →

Yesterday While I was at the V&A, there was this interesting installation in the open grounds about the a Chinese documentation of life… It was a really interesting miniature world created by actually bringing the rocks from the country. It … Continue reading →