David McLeod recently told us how NFTs have forced him to reconceptualise how he approaches his art practice and how he now thinks about his work living beyond the visual.
We’ve reached a stage where technology and design are virtually inseparable. The Samsung Smart Monitor is a great example of this as it really adapts to our new lifestyle norms and incorporates all the aspects of work and entertainment into one design. Murray Bell: Nothing offends me in the form of design, and even if it did, it’s great knowing that there’s likely someone out there that loves it.Ī trend I am more interested in seeing these days is this move towards a more hybrid lifestyle and how it’s being expressed through design and technology. Is there any design trend or fad you wish you could delete from existence right now? Or, at the very least, have a little less currency. Can’t imagine what fluorescent lights would do to my brain… I think light is important also - natural, warm, and not sterile. Quiet areas in the office that might be out of the way but worth a visit.
I don’t see anything special within my environment as reflection of the position of anyone else, and I can easily track through time to recognise the things I did or didn’t acknowledge.įor me, I appreciate the reduction of sensory experiences at moments of the day. Murray Bell: I think everyone - irrespective of their job or place in the community - is pretty damn special and is on a journey with design and creativity at a varying stage. In terms of general design principles, what’s something you feel the average punter overlooks the importance of when it comes to the everyday spaces they inhabit? RELATED: Samsung’s Odyssey Ark Monitor Is 55-Inches Of Rotatable Insa nity Murray Bell InterviewĪfter the past two years, people are beginning to recognise how crucial their built environment is now more than ever.
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