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| Sierra Yip-Bannicq |
She has an extensive and impressive body of work that belies her age and demonstrates unequivocally her talent and her determination to make a name for herself in the field of industrial design.
Her inspiration comes from working with new materials and processes, and her style exudes the simplicity of Modernism and the beauty and precision of handcraftsmanship. She has done outstanding work in wood and steel, and her latest projects have employed concrete, poly foam, sand cast aluminum, slip cast porcelain and 3D printed plastic.
As if that weren't enough, she's also an accomplished collage artist and photographer, capturing some of the most compelling shots I've seen in quite some time.
I think we should all keep an eye on this young woman. She's here to stay.
From sierrayb.com
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| Loop chair sierrayb.com |
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| Marrow table sierrayb.com |
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| Lyra stool sierrayb.com |
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| CIG floor light sierrayb.com |
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| Clover pouf sierrayb.com |
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| Nook desk and stool sierrayb.com |
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| Storage "nook" in back keeps desk clutter-free sierrayb.com |
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| Vine bowls sierrayb.com |
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| Durian vase sierrayb.com |
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| Wickered bowl sierrayb.com |
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| Vasa cup sierrayb.com |
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| Beached bottles sierrayb.com |
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| Penguin...which you know I want! sierrayb.com |
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| Loud Pipes (taken in Shanghai) sierrayb.deviantart.com |
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| Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom sierrayb.deviantart.com |
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| Chai sierrayb.deviantart.com |
