These days, we're more accustomed to engaging with physical objects via digital means, rather than in real life. But somehow, when you're standing in front of the work of Audrey Large, it feels like you're doing the exact opposite -what is in front of you doesn't seem as though it belongs in our tangible world. Large, who hails from France but is now based in Rotterdam, is fast becoming one of the faces of design's new guard. Her fantastical objects appear to freeze a digital image in time, resu...
These days, we're more accustomed to engaging with physical objects via digital means, rather than in real life. But somehow, when you're standing in front of the work of Audrey Large, it feels like you're doing the exact opposite -what is in front of you doesn't seem as though it belongs in our tangible world. Large, who hails from France but is now based in Rotterdam, is fast becoming one of the faces of design's new guard. Her fantastical objects appear to freeze a digital image in time, resu...
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