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Coroflot — Design Jobs & Portfolios LCSV4 The Illustration News Portal Nando Abril Recruitment Agency @Issue Home Design, Garden & Architecture Blog Magazine Adbusters Culturejammer Headquarters | Journal of the mental environment Gestures of Craft by Elke van den Hoogen Gestures of Craft by Elke van den Hoogen is a beautiful project about the lost art of craftsmanship. Industrialization changed our world, it gave us a lot of new opportunities for production and automation. But a side effect of the industrial revolution is that less people are expert craftsmen. A lot of old crafts are forgotten and with this project Elke wanted to bring these crafts back to life! Every craft has its own ways of working, different skill sets are needed and smart solutions that got developed by experience, make the craftsman! Elke created 4 different objects inspired by craftsmanship. Nowadays we’re not used to making an effort to turn on a light, you walk over to the switch and turn it on. The ladder lamp will make make you aware of the effort that had to be done in the past to turn on the lights. The other 3 objects are about the craft of braiding (chair), watchmaking (ring) and typesetting (wall decoration). The last one, typesetting, is almost poetic.