“Future Faces” is a committee representing the current cohort of graduating Bachelor of Design (Interior Design) students, presently completing the fourth and final year of their studies at the Queensland University of Technology. Previous interior design graduates have established a tradition of showcasing their talents through an annual end-of-year exhibition. This event has steadily gained popularity over the years and is now an occasion which is eagerly anticipated by the Brisbane design community with 400-500 industry alike attending throughout the night.
"Future Faces" is a committee representing the current cohort of graduating Bachelor of Design (Interior Design) students, presently completing the fourth and final year of their studies at the Queensland University of Technology. Previous interior design graduates have established a tradition of showcasing their talents through an annual end-of-year exhibition. This event has steadily gained popularity over the years and is now an occasion which is eagerly anticipated by the Brisbane design community with 400-500 industry alike attending throughout the night.
October 31st, 2011
Exhibition Concept ’Futurism’. Futurism takes inspiration from past movements as well as providing inspiration to movements in the future. It embodies a round house effect in which every designer, architect or artist is experiencing; using the past in order to promote forward thinking.
’The position that the meaning of life should be sought in the future’.
We have moved beyond the time where a single style was enough to capture the spirit of age. As young designers, completing our studies and taking on our role of shaping the future of design, innovation and reinvention has emerged as a fundamental aim within our design philosophy.
RSVP to rsvpfuturefaces@hotmail.com
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