A design group from Hong Kong has come up with a clean and clever way to help the general public visualize the impact of the(nearly) invisible. These guys printed a poster (with a drawing of our respiratory system) with clear sticky ink. Over time, the image (of our lungs) became visible as airborne pollutants collected on the poster. This is definitely a great example of meaningful yet parsimonious design.
3 comments:
When I was in Junior High we did a similar experiment using double-sided tape, but the results weren't nearly as dramatic.
this is rad.
that's a good idea
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