On May 15, MuseLAB, through a selective process invited young designers and students to create something with a positive outlook and re-imagine the future. While it seems pretty straightforward, the bigger challenge was to follow Cadavre Exquis or Exquisite Corpse method.
Here is the first set of final entries who made the cut.
Digital Duality by Rooh Studio (Kolkata, Bengaluru, Dublin, and Helsinki)
Solitary Life by Mukhtar Aalkali (Shanghai)
Lightroom by IKSOI (Ahmedabad)
Travel Without Moving by Studio Juggernaut
Ataraxia by Forma Atelier (Baja California Sur)
Space Cube by Cross Grain (Kanpur)
But What About Rapunzel by STaND (Mumbai)
Studio Garden by Studio Mestry (Mumbai)
Doorway-Room by Koh Jhee Son (Singapore)
The Co-operative by Cross Grain (Kanpur)
The Interface by Studio Bipolar (Delhi)
The Existential Re-Calibration by Studio UNbuild (Mumbai)
The Extremum of Sustainability by Anastasia Levchenko (Moscow)
Comfy-Zone by PA_KKA (Vienna)
New Complexities by mam architects (Damascus Milan)
Volando Cometas by Mateo Fernandez (Quito New York City)
Poro-City by Fabricio Contreras Ansbergs (Buenos Aires)
Tangible Thoughts by Hazel Villena (Lima New York City)
Device 01 by Estudio DIIR (Madrid)
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