Client: RMIT Archives
Direction: Creative Direction
Art Direction
Copywriting
Production
Identity & Branding
11-18 Oct 2018
The Jigsaw Factory approaches design for designers that maintains a youthful idealism, but the spirit and thinking behind it is far ahead of its time.
Many people, especially people out of Australia, are not that familiar with this magical company.
How to introduce Jigsaw Factory to the public? How to build the connection between this company and the audience today? How to make everyone the hero? Those questions led me and my teams to explore
the meaning and possibilities of the exhibition,
and also bring the concepts down to the Earth.
Believe in your superpower and everyone is the hero!
“The Jigsaw Factory was a landmark in Australian design history, resulting from the collaboration between
Bruce Weatherhead and Alex Stitt
in 1971. While primarily aimed at children, the Jigsaw Factory was ahead
of its time, especially in terms of introducing complex political and environmental ideas through
fun, educational and interactive design.
Inspired by this spirit, Save Spaceship Earth
is an exhibition curated by RMIT Master of Communication
Design students in collaboration with the RMIT Design Archives to explore
our relationships with the environment
through a series of sensorial, interactive and participatory experiences.
We often feel detached from environmental issues that seem grand and impossibly complex when going
about our daily lives. In Save Spaceship Earth, we’d like to invite you to
appreciate the beauty of our world and
explore a more personal and intimate relationship with our fragile space ship.
By reflecting on the past and speculating about the future, we can create small changes in the present that
will make a big difference in our collective future.”