Print on the edge
An upcoming show by Kingston University students looks at the changing role of print in design.
The Edge, which is being put on by graduating illustration and graphic design students, aims to examine what print means to the individual students and to the industry at large.
Curated by Rebecca Davies and Mark Harris, the show features 25 reponses to print, in various media.
Esther Robinson’s work 4940 ply takes 4940 off-cuts from printers’ C series paper (larger than standard A sizes to accommodate crop marks) and layers them up to create a new C2 surface for print, which is then overlaid with its own printers’ marks.
Rebecca Truscott-Elves’ work – ‘enough beauty already, we must be sublime!’ is digitally printed on either side of a leaf of Bible paper.
The Edge is at Stour Space, 7 Roach Road, Fish Island, London E3 from 1 March-2 April.
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