Paul Cocksedge: new work at the V&A

PUBLISHED 30 Jul 2010 - 8:13am

A Gust of Wind will consist of 'three hundred curvaceous pieces of Corian'

For one day only, Paul Cocksedge is creating a unique piece of work for the London Design Festival as part of the V&A's Friday Late programme. A Gust of Wind will consist of 'three hundred curvaceous pieces of Corian#ff0000;">#000000;">® ', formed to represent a stack of pages that have been blown into the air. Each piece, engraved and handmade by Cocksedge, will be given away on 24 September, from 18.00 to 22.00. More soon.

Cocksedge, one of London's most consistently innovative designers, is also currently working on Drop, a Size + Matter installation for the London Design Festival. More here

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