Part of the AGDA Poster Annual 2009 in response to the theme ‘Sampling the Future’. These posters are a graphic interpretation of the confronting idea of extracting energy-supplying gases from Earth’s moon to meet our energy demands of the future. Here a new scenario is suggested; that when Earth itself becomes a ‘fossil’ due to energy depletion, our moon could potentially be our source of fuel.
Positive and negative versions were created to represent polar opposite points of view.
Part of the AGDA Poster Annual 2009 in response to the theme ‘Sampling the Future’. These posters are a graphic interpretation of the confronting idea of extracting energy-supplying gases from Earth’s moon to meet our energy demands of the future. Here a new scenario is suggested; that when Earth itself becomes a ‘fossil’ due to energy depletion, our moon could potentially be our source of fuel.
Positive and negative versions were created to represent polar opposite points of view.
Born Melbourne, Australia. Attended Swinburne University. Studied at Stockholm’s Konstfack University for a bit. Began career at Cornwell Design. Freelanced for a bit. Moved to London. Branched out into Photography. Continues to freelance.
Now back in Melbourne and open to opportunities.
Currently reading The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami
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