Welcome back to 'A Collection Of Spaces', this episode is with Daniel Eatock an artist and designer.
I visited Daniel in his home studio in Lower Clapton in East London. A space which each room has its own studio function for ideas, physical making, cooking a meal or sharing time with friends and family.
I'd rediscovered Daniel's work recently through a show as part of London Design Festival where he made skateboards decks inspired by the shape of swimming pools titled 'Alvar Wave and the Ripple Effect’.
I then spent an inspiriting Saturday morning looking through Daniels website on which, he has chronologically shared ideas, realised exhibitions and created opportunities for collaboration going back to 1991. It connected with me through a wide mix of photography, concepts for furniture and ideas of projects yet to be fully realised.
From there I discovered he had created the platform the website was built on called Indexhibit. A platform I'd spent many hours building my own websites on around 2007 and helped to start my time as website designer after university building websites friends and tutors photography portfolios.
Daniel’s work is highly conceptual, a word that might feel daunting without seeing it in action, but at its core it’s about generating ideas, sharing them, and seeing how they can evolve, whether in an instant or over the course of a few years.
I hope you enjoy the conversation and I encourage you to take time to look at his huge archive of work on his website - Eatock.com
Enjoy!
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https://www.instagram.com/eatockdaniel
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