We have been hunting down the most exciting conceptual creative work at this year’s degree shows and are delighted to bring a hand picked selection to the heart of Covent Garden at Designersblock London 2008.
KithKin are fascinated by that moment when you look at something, when it strikes you with its brilliance, for some it raises a wry smile, others laugh out loud, some want to touch it and others pronounce “paah”.

Matthew Plummer-Fernandez
A flourescent tube light casing made by recording and graphing 1 second of the familiar buzzing sound the light makes.

Tamsin van Essen
A set of cups which appear to have been infected and colonised by bacteria.

Nicola Kane
Typographic interpretation. Martin Luther King’s ‘I Have a Dream’.

Jeeyun Chung
Notebooks for Left-handed, Right-handed and Ambidextrous People

Tamsin van Essen
Today’s cutting-edge scientific theories may one day be seen as quaint and curious museum pieces: theoretical antiques or abstract junk.

Louise Graham
‘Added Value’ enhancing the value in ‘everyday’ objects.

Miho Kaneko
Take English Afternoon tea everywhere you go.

Norihiko Inoue
Rotating light, changing environments.

Olivia Lee
Today’s most high-profile designers are idolized.

Josue Gamonal Lopez
Superhero Spray Cleaner Bottle

Lorna Robertson
A series of interventions and posters exploring ways to function within the cracks of a system.

Camilla Sundwall
Kitchenware instruments; Singing Bowl, Whistling Water Vessel, Ringing Glasses

Shiu Yuk Yuen
An environmentally friendly umbrella that encourages society to reuse.

Hema Vyas
Pens that allow play through subversive acts of behaviour

Eleanor Freya Gregory
Is kitsch really bad taste? A luxury three piece suite made by very humble means.

Maria Gil Ulldemolins
Happy birthday! Close your eyes and think of a wish…

Clara Bainbridge
A fruit bowl that promotes the idea that a healthy lifestyle can be fun and become a daily treat.