Goedkoop Daniel Weil: Light Box (Architectural Association, 1985)

Daniel Weil is one of London’s most innovative young designers, whose highly individual pieces have now attained the status of cult objects. Since the breakthrough of his transparent Bag radio, Weil has explored the territory between design, art and function in a series of everyday artefacts (ranging from fruit bowl to radio, passing various clocks on the way). Light Box covers Daniel Weil’s work of the early 1980s. It contains a sketchbook and a collection of objects including a silkscreen print on fabric, six color plates and two printed circuit boards.