Christopher Campbell is an architectural and furniture designer whose work attempts to infuse everyday objects with the uncanny surreal. By embedding characteristics of now prevalent digital software (i.e. animation, motion graphics, and image texture mapping) into physically realized objects, Campbell’s work spawns an unexpected familiarity. Inspired by Ron Nagle and Ken Price, as well as his former mentors Monling Lee and Justin Donnelly of JUMBO, Campbell somehow makes the items we share space with into friends. His askew aluminum mirror appears to be peering down at you while the plaster bookshelf says a jaunty hello.

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