Since then, we’ve become a part of an amazing community, our kids were born here, it’s our home.
My wife (the photographer Lara Kastner) and I moved to Chicago to work on the Alinea book project in 2005. Does it deliver the intended experience whether routine aesthetic, or intellectual? On a very core level, objects are tools for experiences. If we settle on the “expression of intent” definition of design, then conveying the intent is a metric for gauging success. Inevitably, our worlds are limited by our field of vision and the notion of a failure or success can be altered just by changing a vantage point. Many objects satisfy unintended goals and in that sense can be simultaneously successes and failures. How do you gauge the success of an object? The Porthole is a simple, beautiful infusion vessel designed by Martin Kastner of Crucial Detail design studio. Clients in my mind are not passive, they are contributors, bringing their knowledge and perspective to the table. Collaboration tends to be the necessary key ingredient in all of my work. Team USA Bocuse d’Or Platter: This project is the result of a very close collaboration with Matt Peters, the chef representing the United States at Bocuse d’Or, probably the ultimate culinary competition. A window into a world where time takes on a different quality.
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Then I try to articulate a physical manifestation of these concepts. free distribution Crucial Detail The Porthole Infuser beautiful infusion vessel designed Buy now in stock, fast shipping with all orders. In my collaborations with chefs and mixologists, I always try to glimpse the essence of things, underlying emotions, meaning, expectations. Porthole: The key concept behind this piece was to highlight time as an active ingredient in an infusion. What does this object say about you and your practice? Thirst asked Chicago designers to choose objects they’ve created and discuss.
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