Published by Rotovision, this book “examines design that appeals to the senses through luxury, profusion and excess.” It features the interactive animation Kiss Me I’m Polish created in collaboration with Fischerspooner for Amnesty International’s 40th anniversary.
In 1999, the American Institute of Graphic Arts launched Fresh Dialogue, a series aimed at bringing together emerging design talent and providing them with an open forum to discuss their own work and the direction of the field.
This year, five talented and eloquent designers (Alice Chung, Karen Hsu, Agnieszka Gasparska, Rodrigo Corral and Alan Dye) from the disparate worlds of fashion, publishing, web, advertising and art unleashed a dialogue about their work. They were kept in check by design’s inky colossus, the always unpredictable Chip Kidd.
An assortment of hand-made bags designed by Kiss Me I’m Polish was featured in the Playful issue of the Warsaw-based fashion and culture monthly. Translation of article title into English – “Kiss the Polish Girl.” That’s 3 for 3.
Agnieszka Gasparska was featured as a Fine Young Specimen in this issue’s Field Guide to Design’s New Breed.
Writes David Womack: “For a recent meeting, she peddled up on a violet “Free Spirit” bicycle wearing a matching violet coat. This kind of coincidence is not unusual. ‘I often find,’ she says, ‘when I go to a client meeting, my clothes match the colors on my presentation. I don’t plan it, but certain colors seem to fit certain periods of my life and get reflected in my work. Color is very important to me.”
This survey of “the most creative websites around the world” published in 2004 featured the ’02 redesign of Fischerspooner.com and the interactive animation we created with Fischerspooner for Amnesty International’s 40th anniversary.
Taschen included the 2002 redesign of Fischerspooner.com in their collection of favorites from across the web.
New identity for Maison Mason was featured in this issue of the french graphic design monthly with the caption: “New Yorker Agnieszka Gasparska propagates her style, her floral forms and her tenticular stems on the creation of the visual identity for designer David Mason.”
The LEGO Studios website designed by Agnieszka Gasparska at Funny Garbage won the Merit Award in the New Media: Product / Service Promotion category.
The 2001 design of Fischerspooner’s website was featured in the Art & Experimental category.
The Quest for Volume kiosk designed by Agnieszka for the Experience Music Project while at Funny Garbage, was featured in a “Cyberscope” article about the then newly-opened museum.
The caption underneath the screengrab of the kiosk reads “Jimi would have appreciated how his music sounds on a classic guitar.”
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