Design

There’s a large category of things in the home that are transitory and forgotten by designers. Dish racks, the bathroom trash can, dust pans, short lived utilitarian things that just need to be cheap and good enough, so they end up abjectly ugly. But we face them daily, and they look back at us with their profane cheap plastic faces. I can’t stand this kind of thing. They form the bedrock of daily life and their cheap uncared for forms echo into everything else. Home Depot is like a graveyard of this kind of zombie object. You could easily make a mass manufactured cheap ceiling light that wasn’t gruesomely ugly, I guess Ikea is trying to do that, but it should be the default not the exception. We need to collectively reject the ugly mundane things and demand beauty

This cast by @sterlingcrispin perfectly summarizes the main theory behind my work over the past few years. 

Not many people pick up on the mundane design of everyday household objects. One of my goals is to change the way people look at these items, in return improving the mood within the comfort of our own homes and minds.

Art + Code / work on ArtBlocks, on chain art, etc / prev 9+years in AR VR, Neurotechnology for VisionPro Apple
https://sterlingcrispin.com/

Fascinating perspective! Bringing attention to the beauty in everyday objects can truly enhance our living spaces and mental well-being. It's inspiring to see how art and design can reshape our perception of the world around us.