David Benqué [Jan Sprij 2010]
David Benque
David Benqué (FR) is a graphic and interaction designer.
David Benqué graduated from Graphic & Typographic design at the Royal Academy of Arts, The Hague (2006), and from Design Interactions at the Royal College of Art, London (2010).
Says he:
Stories are the way we grasp information and integrate it within the context of our lives. In a world where science is progressing at an exponential pace, my practice of design aims to craft subtle and engaging scenarios at the intersection between science and society. Using a wide variety of media from three dimensional models to illustrations and video, and by collaborating with other disciplines, scientific and artistic, I aim to encourage the public to question and re-assess their relationships to science and technology.
David will present his work Fabulous Fabbers during the Test_Lab: The Invisible City, on July 8, 2010. The exploration of these 'factories of the future' was developed in collaboration with the 3D-Mintegration research team, who was looking for new ways to use advances in micro-scale engineering.
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Blueprints for the Unknown investigates the gap between the promises of engineering biology and the complex and conflicted world we live in. The exhibition is on show at V2_ during DEAF2014.
This edition of Test_Lab features a selection of freshly graduated artists, architects, and designers from European art and design academies whose projects explore the invisible aspects of our contemporary urban environments.
The New Weathermen is a work by David Benqué. It is part of the exhibition Blueprints for the Unknown.
On July 9th you can experience some of the best projects by students graduating from European arts academies at V2_, during the Test_Lab Graduation Edition 2015. It's a tradition by now.
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