22–30 November 2019
Mon-Fri: 10am – 5pm
Saturday: 12–5pm
Monash University
Art Design & Architecture
900 Dandenong Road
Caulfield East, Victoria
Mikaela Brand
Mikaela Brand, The Australian Recycling Crisis, Publication
Each week Australians think that they are benefiting the environment by placing all of their 'recyclable' items in a bin on the curb for collection. However, in reality this is far from the truth; the majority of it ends up being burnt, buried, added to landfill or sent overseas instead of being recycled into new materials. This project aims to expose the misinformation surrounding Australia's recycling scheme and to provide some actionable ways to begin combating it.
Mikaela Brand, The Australian Recycling Crisis, Handout
Each week Australians think that they are benefiting the environment by placing all of their 'recyclable' items in a bin on the curb for collection. However, in reality this is far from the truth; the majority of it ends up being burnt, buried, added to landfill or sent overseas instead of being recycled into new materials. This project aims to expose the misinformation surrounding Australia's recycling scheme and to provide some actionable ways to begin combating it.
Mikaela Brand, The Australian Recycling Crisis, Poster
Each week Australians think that they are benefiting the environment by placing all of their 'recyclable' items in a bin on the curb for collection. However, in reality this is far from the truth; the majority of it ends up being burnt, buried, added to landfill or sent overseas instead of being recycled into new materials. This project aims to expose the misinformation surrounding Australia's recycling scheme and to provide some actionable ways to begin combating it.
Mikaela Brand, Paper Architecture, Banksia
An experimental publication design based off of an architectural building. This publication captures the essence of both the building itself and the Banksia plant that it was based off of, featuring a paper sculpture centre and laser-cut wood covers.
Mikaela Brand, Memo review
A proposed publication design for Memo Review which hosts a digital archive of Australian art exhibition reviews. The publication is intended to be distributed seasonally throughout the year, with this one focusing on Spring exhibitions in Victoria.