Different Maps Seni Dinding by Przemyslaw Koczkodaj

Different Maps Seni Dinding by Przemyslaw Koczkodaj is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2021 A' Design Award Besi in Desain Seni Rupa dan Instalasi Seni Competition Category.

BesiSeni Rupa· 2021

Different Maps Seni Dinding

by Przemyslaw Koczkodaj

Client: DifferentMaps

A' Design Award Besi Winner in Seni Rupa Category

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The Design

About Different Maps Seni Dinding

Desain ini merupakan peta 3D yang dibuat menggunakan kayu potong laser untuk jalan dan infrastruktur, serta resin epoksi untuk badan air. Peta ini dapat menampilkan lokasi mana pun di Bumi untuk mengingatkan Anda pada waktu atau tempat istimewa dalam hidup Anda. Karya ini dibuat menggunakan teknologi modern dan dimaksudkan untuk menggabungkan seni pertukangan tradisional dengan kemungkinan baru dari presisi laser.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award Besi

Different Maps Seni Dinding adalah pemenang A' Design Award Besi, pengakuan yang bergengsi yang diberikan kepada desain yang baik yang memenuhi persyaratan profesional dan industri yang diharapkan dari kreasi yang dirancang dengan baik. Pemenang Besi menunjukkan keterampilan yang besar, spesialisasi yang tinggi, pemahaman ahli, dan kapasitas kreatif para penciptanya. Different Maps Seni Dinding diharapkan menjadi kreasi yang sangat dihargai, dikagumi, dan dicintai yang praktis dan inovatif. Desain pemenang A' Design Award Besi ini mengintegrasikan praktik terbaik industri dan memiliki karakteristik teknis yang kompeten yang terkait dengan pengetahuan teknis dan bakat. Different Maps Seni Dinding dihormati karena ketelitiannya dan dirancang untuk memberikan peningkatan kualitas hidup yang membantu menjadikan dunia tempat yang lebih baik.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: The map is a 3D image of any place on Earth. The materials combine wood and epoxy resin, perfectly imitating the locations infrastructure. The layering of the wood and the deep, multi-tone resin give it a sense of depth. The use of real wood and resin makes every map unique, as they have slightly different shades and patterns.
Dimensions & Packaging: 530 mm x 530 mm x 35 mm
Tags: maps, wood, resin, wall art, city
Production Technology: The designers used the combination of modern technology and traditional carpentry. The individual street layers are laser-cut from plywood, but it is the manual grinding that gives it a perfect finish. The epoxy resin is poured in a special way and enhances the 3D effect.
Design Challenge: The biggest challenge appeared in the process of creating the final piece was to combine the wood and the resin. It took many attempts to eliminate the bleeding of the resin into the wood and to get the final effect of a clean background with the saturated resin reservoirs. Obtaining a smooth, undisturbed surface of the resin was not easy either. It was only after removing numerous factors and hitting the right kind of resin that the designers arrived at the intended result.
Research: The creative duet have drawn from many different experiences in creating this project. While she is more of an artist, he knows a lot about modern technologies. And although the design is mainly craft, the key element in making it is the use of new technologies like lasers, printers, and computers. The maps are then aesthetically pleasant and universal, but at the same time made in high quality. Since wood has its own structure, and the resin flows in different patterns, the map has a unique shade and pattern. It reminds you of one special time or place in your life, and is also one of its kind in form.
Inspiration: The authors are a married couple who both come from small cities in Poland and appreciate good art. To their disappointment, they found that it was close to impossible to get a good, original map of their towns. It is usually big cities like Rome, New York or Tokyo that are depicted on various forms of design. So they had an idea: what if it was possible to get your own, even tiniest spot on Earth shown on a map of good quality and design? In the end, not everyone falls in love in Paris, and every little place may want to be remembered.
Project Duration: The development of the project took 2 years. It started in 2018 and ended in 2020.
Operation Flow: This piece of art is designed to be part of our closest environment, so that when we look at it we are reminded of our favourite places or moments. It can go in your home, office, hotel, or anywhere else.
Team Members: Designer: Przemysław Koczkodaj
Designer: Anna Koczkodaj