The Hoxton Window Project is hosted by UNIT9 where they simply have their windows overlooking Hoxton Square covered with interesting art. They constantly have different artist creating the installations, this time we are going to check out the work of Jonathan Calugi & Federico Landini.
For more from Jonathan Calugi visit behance.net/idependonme & Federico Landini behance.net/Lovers.
Both Jonathan and I are two completely different types of creatives, and the final result is a mix between our styles; a composition of typography and illustration inspired by the the futurism art movement.
Our intention was to reinterpret/translate the typical style of that movement, yet in a new and different way, trying to explain a different concept, re-evaluating the craft and the use of hands as a fundamental part of the creative process. That’s why we decided to use only cheap and simple materials to create our artwork, such as white paper, cut by hand.
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While airline travel in recent years has become a mundane exercise in getting from point A to B, it was merely a few decades ago that flying the friendly skies was full of glamour and prestige. It’s little wonder, then, that today’s functional baggage tags look nothing like they did in the 1950s — in fact, luggage labels of the past could be considered near works of art.
