Randomly found things of wonder and delight from Brendan Dawes
“in terms of “doing nothing” he didn’t mean that it would be a static and mute object -he was interested in an object that didn’t direct one towards specific answers (or in the case of the work of a designer, towards a specific “use”). it followed an ideology found in much of his works, where the power of play is valued as an experience that can be quite powerful in and of itself - and where a sense of wonder can lead to a depth of thought and a kind of expansive understanding (think powers of 10).”
