Interpretation of the traditional Indonesian music instrument, the angklung.
Musement was invited to be a part of Chasm collective's project to revive interest in one of Indonesia's traditional musical instrument. Designer and artists were tasked to put a contemporary spin to the instrument.
The angklung was deconstructed and rearranged into a triangular format symbolizing the play icon.
Musement's interpretation for the Browsing Copy project was featured in the
For Browsing Only publication and exhibition.
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Browsing Copy.
Nobody buys a "Browsing Copy" . It is the most read. It works the hardest. But it never leaves the shop. Customers leaf through it, put it back on the shelf, and take the book next to it.
This project seeks to elevate the status and worth of these rejected books. Designers, illustrators and artists around the world are invited to use them as a canvas for creativity.
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Browsing Copy.
Musement is honored to be invited to take part in the second series of the Browsing Copy project.
The Sustainable Shop was the second phase of the project after the
Edgeworthia Gardneri exhibition, where artists and designers were invited to design functional products from paper.
Wallets and cardholders created entirely out of handmade paper were on display and for sale. A portion of the proceeds went towards sustaining the community involved in the paper-making process.
