Pleased to announce that together with the Product Designer Pol Trias Coca we won a Platinum A’Design Award in Communication and Graphic Design for the project Nankin Lab! www.bit.ly/1cvwfke
Behance Portfolio Review
The third Domestic Data Streamers intervention is a voting system for the candidates of the Behance Portfolio Review of Barcelona. By generating an ephemeral lab where data is literally turned into liquid, we are able to measure and visually perceive the votes made.
Promo Swingmaniacs
In exchange of a free year of Swing lessons I’ve done this little video for the school.
Taming The Wild
Human power exists in many ways, there is no better example than that which we exert on gardens, which is literally the taming of nature into ordered, symmetrical and static shapes.
Taming the Wild is an installation that reflects this dialogue between the natural course that leaves follow, and our ability to mould them into the forms that we wish.
Check the full project at Behance
Color Tracks Brand
Urban art has been from the beginning a way to interpellate the casual viewer, walls, banks or any surfaces with apparently no space for art were the target of this actions.
Color Tracks follows this philosophy, is the work that founds the spectator. The gallery can not be voluntary visited, must be the result of chance and there resides its value and impact.
View the full project on Behance
FAD Laus Awards
Two Bronze! The awarded projects has been Nankin Lab and Balance&Time projects developed in collaboration with Eva Vera and Pol Trias.
REcall Norway: Falstad Center
During this last days of June I’ve been working at Falstad Center on Norway for REcall Project, specifically in the area of forest. REcall seeks to formulate a new role of the architectural environment based on invigorated research on the cultural landscapes of WWI and WWII and strengthen the attention on the management, documentation and preservation of this heritage.The project group see that any cultural landscape – i.e. architecture- is characterized by its dynamism, temporality and changing priorities in social perception.We stress that the research we develop will generate the values to be protected tomorrow. On the strength of this account, our project proposes the development of sustainable and innovative architectural practices for reuse, valorisation and communication of the XXth Century European Conflict Heritage considered as Cultural Landscape.
Viction:ary, Small Studio Great Impact
The book has finally arrived! So1o 2uo 3rio gathers the thoughts and works of 30 award-winning design units such as Daniel Broskstad, Craig&Karl, Lo Siento, Astrid Stavro and much more from 18 cities from across the world. Pau Alekumsalaam has been selected as one of this small studios cases.
You can preorder the book by Amazon.
Nankin Lab Exhibition
Chaumont is located in the region of Champagne-Ardenne. For two weeks it becomes the location for the Festival International de l’Affiche et du Graphisme de Chaumont. A playground for creatives. Full of activities, lectures, exhibitions and workshops hosting great designers and future promises. A place characterized by good humour and constant activity.
We’ve been there with Nankin Lab, proposing a constructive system using destruction as a constructive weapon. It’s been a great success with a big feedback, whereas the participation of visitors has been overwhelming. We want to thank the entire organization who has proactively collaborated to make this project possible and to Elisava School of Design and Engineering of Barcelona, for all the support they have given us. We can only say one thing, hope to see you next year!
Check the whole adventure in France at our Under Destruction Blog and the behance project here.
FadFest
Two nominations for the FadFest Laus Awards!
Check the nominated projects at Nankin Lab Behance, Balance&Time Behance.
Illustration for Redbull Art Collective
On the image also with Pnado, Jaikme, Mònica Castel and Miguel Olivera
Elisava Èxits Exhibition
Beers, geeks and great work at Elisava School of Design and Engineering.
Common Ground Exhibition
a basis of mutual interest of or agreement
The city has defined itself, since its origin, as a double territory with two qualities: to form a delimited space and, within that space, to connect to other territories. The elements of the city evolve in time, allowing its territory to grow out of its geographical and tangible limits. As a delimited space, it develops a public perception, not only visible (with the right to be overseen) but also accessible (with the right to be visited and experienced) by its inhabitants.
Having explored and experienced diverse aspects of the city during the three month residency program, Klaus Fruchtnis and Pau Garcia agreed to collaborate on a perception: forms that appropriate both time and space in order to create a new physical yet perceptual way to rediscover the city.Common ground: GPSme / Exitum, proposes flexible, simple volumes and continuous surfaces that translate their experience on the territory.
“The urban landscape, among its many roles, is also something to be seen, to be remembered, and to delight in.” The Image of the City, Kevin Lynch
Conference at Istituto Europeo di Design
Talk at Istituto Europeo di Design with the artist Klaus Fruchtnis, about the new ways to construct subjective cartography.
Everything is Ending – 3D Neighbours
With 3D Neighbours we were thinking in the best way to say goodbye to the earth if finally this 2012 is the last year before apocalipse.
Winner of BusinessInFact contest
The brand video for BusinessInFact people!
Dos Rals
New graphic stories in collaboration with Daniel Llugany

http://dosrals.tumblr.com/
Smart Phones, Stupid People – 3D Neighbours
The biggest piece we have done as 3D Neighbours collective. Working again with the platform Murs Lliures over a huge wall in Tres Xemeneies of Barcelona.
Worclaw Biennal – 3D Neighbours
The last work of 2012 with 3D Neigbhours.
Die Trying
Urban Wire Intervention
Fabrica Workshop for Benetton
This days I’ve been working with the graphic designer Eva Vera in a visual piece for the life windows of Benetton shops in Barcelona and Milan. We also have to thank the indispensable help of Bogidar Mascareñas and Lorena Martinez.
You can check the final piece here:
Jelly Type with Bogidar Mascareñas
Video shooting of the lettering of Bogidar Mascareñas. This is what happens when you play with jelly and typefaces. Take a look to the full project here: Ephemera.
Sandra
Hace unos días vimos esta pregunta perdida en un foro. Una tal Sandra quería saber como se libera un móvil. Una Sandra anónima, una Sandra que desde el 28 de diciembre del 2011 nadie le ha hecho caso. Nos hemos pasado toda la Semana Santa haciendo un vídeo para resolver esa duda anónima. ¿Como se libera un móvil? Aquí el vídeo.
Four Roads Prision
We went to the prision of Quatre Camins with Persianes Lliures to do an art workshop with the interns. Amazing experience.
Smash Llongueras
Long time ago I had a few problems with a hairdresser, then I designed this gadget. We’ve all had a bad hair cut. We’ve all thought about pay back. Part hairbrush, part knuckle busters that seem to be straight out of Sweeny Todd’s kit. The gadget presumably sticks-it to Lluís Batlle Llongueras, a famous Spanish hair stylist whose chain of salons carry his name. It features wood-engraved artwork and the expression:
“God bless you.”
Edmond Stay
Edmon Stay is a guy with a huge problem, every time he blink, he appears in other side. Obviously that could bring you some problem on the ordinary life.
P-Art Urban Gallery 2011
After two months of hard work with my brother we are proud to show the result of the event P-Art.
Visit the website:
Mahagonny, Elisava theater team
There are a few things on Elisava that I enjoyed 100% with no dark side. One is the coffe robot, that if you want it gives you more sugar for free, and the other is the Theater Team of Elisava School.
Press The Button Project
Press The Button Project was a project made in collaboration with Octavi Serra during our Erasmus in Slovenia in 2011.
Check the website:
http://pressthebuttonproject.blogspot.com/
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