The Ladybird Web - Interactive Installation
Ladybird Books Reimagined at The London Design Festival 2015
'The Ladybird Web' Interactive Installation
Ladybird Books Reimagined at The London Design Festival 2015
The project won the 'Best Interactive Installation' Prize for Ladybirds Publications '100 Years of Ladybird' competition
and was exhibited as a part of the London Design Festival 2015.
Concept:
The Ladybird Web – an interactive game that connects Ladybird book imagery with contemporary and comparative visuals. Ladybird is an archive of anything and everything. It is an 'old search engine', almost like an 'Analog Google'. Elaborating on this idea, the project creates a web of colourful strings connecting ideas together from the past to the present and the future and pays homage to the informative nature of the books.
The project was created by Saachi Mehta, Chandr Chandrvirochana and Wajeeha Abbasi at the London College of Communication, UAL in 2015.
Exhibition curated by Tara Hanrahan, Think/Do Studio
CLICK HERE for more images from the Private View of the exhibition:
Exhibit Blog: THE LADYBIRD WEB
Private Show Images © Ana Escobar
