Ignite is an interesting little ambient/ubiquitous computing project from Heineken, built by Tribal DDB. Check out the production story here.
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Flexing the Conceptual Muscle: An Interview with Project Honeymoon
Lovely piece by DRA Gallery blog - Thanks guys!
Hard to believe our last Project Honeymoon trip is coming up saturday, March 30th!
stay tuned
After you graduate from art school and move on to other professions, how do you keep making art? SAIC graduates Andrea Gonzalez and Sona Hovhannisyan have found a way with Project Honeymoon. Gonzalez and Hovhannisyan travel the 11 lines of the Chicago Metra and, through photographs, found objects, film, and chance experiences, make novel art. DRA had the chance to sit down with the two ladies of Project Honeymoon for an interview. Read the transcript below.
DRA: In your own words, what is Project Honeymoon about?
Andrea Gonzalez: It’s a way to continue making work after graduation. We travel to find content, but not too far because we have jobs. We travel one Metra line per month or so. We started it about one year ago, and we are finishing it now (Metra has 11 lines). We record how long we spend on the train, walking, in cabs. We’ve traveled about 900 miles, 48 hours on trains.
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some shots from the weekend at Lake Como, WI
It was great to be back. Thanks for having us #SAICCareers
Glimpse of Trip 8: Joliet | 01.29.13
only 3 trips. hard to believe it’s almost been a year since we started this project.
Something big is cooking!
Food Photography | Project Honeymoon Trip 4: Geneva, IL
Trip 3: Round Lake Beach
Our 3rd Project Honeymoon trip is the North Central Service line to Antioch (we pick these randomly out of a hat) - our destination: Round Lake Beach & to make it even better, it’s Memorial Day Weekend!
hope everyone’s enjoying their long weekend :-)
as always - checkout project-honeymoon.com & the blog for more!
Project-Honeymoon.com has officially launched!
& we are super excited. As we (Andrea Gonzalez @agonza1925) continue to tackle each trip, there will be more photos of our findings, sneak peaks of the pieces that are in the works, as well as an info graphic/map which continuously shows our progress via numbers and statistics (kind of fascinating to see miles & hours add up so fast)
Read more about the project at project-honeymoon.com
Email your comments - we’d love to hear them all! and of course please stay tuned for the final unveiling of the work.
we found an overwhelming amount of beautiful history at the Decatur Library History Room - ads, typography, maps, photos, directories, yearbooks, etc
check out/follow Project-honeymoon.tumblr.com for more! also available via Project-Honeymoon.com > Blog
Pleasant surprise on the ohsobeautifulpaper & FrancescoMugnai blogs :-)
