JACKSON TAN

Utterrubbish dramatically highlights the role and direction design plays in creating a sustainable future. It challenges the audience to raise their awareness of their role in the design process from beginning to end, suggesting that seemingly useless objects or ideas can be a springboard for the development of intriguing, imaginative and useful products. Building upon the premise that design can create value for society and the world, Utterrubish is a unique collection of more than 30 leading designers across different creative disciplines unified in their exploration of how design can make a positive impact in the world whether social, cultural, emotional, functional, economic, commercial, or intellectual. Recycled items are repurposed in fresh and ingenious ways, ultimately examining how modern consumers perceive value and how design may affect their perception. With contributors Colors, Kesselkramer, Air Design Group, (re) design, GoMi, Kwodent and Stefan Sagmeister, Asylum, FLoWmarket and many more.