SERIAL is a collective platform and multidisciplinary exercise to create and confirm industry-related hypotheses through design projects. We asked ourselves how would it be to produce without a factory and to export design without transport. The Personal Interpretations collection is our answer to this, each of us explored SERIAL’s manufacturing model ending up with a line-up of products of various complexities following similar design cues. This manufacturing model consists of partnering with FabLabs and makers around the world to produce and sell licensed products with known technologies and local materials* (for this specific piece I used ash wood).

H is the largest piece in the collection, purposely taking this model to an extreme. A space divider built using a dynamic H-shaped module with an organic yet strict aesthetic. The result is a knotted-like structure that plays with light and space casting expressive shadows while letting us see «framed» snapshots of what’s behind it.

PHOTOGRAPHY – Luis Talancón

MODEL – Beatriz Ramos

THANK YOU

FabLab UANL, Ulises Esquivel, Pablo Alvarado, Gerardo Osio, Guillermo Flores, Roberto González, Daniel Aquino, and Roberto Rentería.