Erica Sellers @ Makerspace NYC in BK
- simakerspace
- Sep 27, 2021
- 1 min read
Thursday, September 29th 6-8 pm at Makerspace NYC's Brooklyn location in the Brooklyn Army Terminal FREE Please join us for a talk with artist, Erica Sellers. She is an up and coming designer who was recently featured on the television show, Ellen DeGeneres' Next Great Designer. Erica will talk about her artistic journey, what inspires her, what kind of materials she likes to work with and more. Click here for Eventbrite tickets!
About the artist: ericasellers.com Erica Sellers is a product designer, builder, and mad scientist based in NYC. Her playful work questions physical form through incorporeal means, and emphasizes the duality of entropy and order. Erica works on technology's bleeding edge, but grounds her designs in fine craftsmanship, material, and concept, a harmonious blend of the industrial and the organic. This interplay is evident in the marriage of analog and digital processes she uses to visualize data and sound for her furniture works. Erica Sellers is a cofounder of Studio S II ("ess-TOO"), a product and interior design studio based in Brooklyn, NY, that expresses distinctive style through provocative, cinematic furniture, objects, and environments. She holds a BFA in Industrial Design from RISD and has a decade of experience in the international fine art world. Her expertise includes 3D modeling, tech pack and fabrication development, and prototype creation. Apart from having shown her furniture works nation wide, starting April 22 on HBO Max, design aficionados will be able to catch an unprecedented glimpse into Sellers’ artistic process as she competes in furniture design challenges alongside a talented cast in Ellen's Next Great Designer.
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