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Design Miami/ 2013

Benjamin Rollins Caldwell's vision produced “The Binary Collection,”a line of furniture made out of up-cycled, disposed electronics that shows us how much e-waste we actually produce.
Industry Gallery
Design Miami/ 2013
Dec 4th – 8th 2013
Booth Industry Gallery
, 'Binary Chair 01,' 2011, Industry Gallery

Benjamin Rollins Caldwell

Binary Chair 01, 2011

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, 'Binary Rug ,' 2013, Industry Gallery

Benjamin Rollins Caldwell

Binary Rug , 2013

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, 'Binary Table 01,' 2013, Industry Gallery

Benjamin Rollins Caldwell

Binary Table 01, 2013

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, 'Binary Chair 02,' 2011, Industry Gallery

Benjamin Rollins Caldwell

Binary Chair 02, 2011

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, 'Binary Cabinet 01,' 2013, Industry Gallery

Benjamin Rollins Caldwell

Binary Cabinet 01, 2013

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, 'Binary Cabinet,' 2013, Industry Gallery

Benjamin Rollins Caldwell

Binary Cabinet, 2013

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, 'Binary Sofa,' 2013, Industry Gallery

Benjamin Rollins Caldwell

Binary Sofa, 2013

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, 'Binary Table 01,' 2013, Industry Gallery

Benjamin Rollins Caldwell

Binary Table 01, 2013

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, 'Binary Table 02,' 2011, Industry Gallery

Benjamin Rollins Caldwell

Binary Table 02, 2011

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Press Release

Rollins Caldwell’s installation became one of the most visited and popular booths of the fair. The webzine The Verge noted the artist’s “gorgeous furniture” made from “abandoned electronics” (http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/20/5230150/benjamin-rollins-caldwell-binary-collection) and blog Gizmodo named Rollins Caldwell’s work one of the “Five Coolest Pieces from the Biggest Week in the U.S. Art World” (http://gizmodo.com/five-of-the-coolest-pieces-from-the-biggest-week-in-the-1479798289). The Design Tourist blog signaled Rollins Caldwell out as one of her “favorite artists” of the week, asan artist “doing amazing work with ordinary objects” (https://thedesigntourist.net/art-basel-miami-repurposed/). The Miami Herald also couldn’t resist Rollins Caldwell fun, innovative work, calling it unquestionably modern “but a throwback to the more-wired ‘80s” (http://www.miamiherald.com/entertainment/visual-arts/art-basel/article1958152.html) VOGUE Living Australia couldn’t resist—placing Rollins Caldwell’s work on its list of the Best On Show at Design Miami 2013 (http://www.vogue.com.au/vogue+living/design/galleries/what+to+see+at+design+miami+2013,27791?pos=2). Sotheby’s also was taken with the collection, calling the Binary Room Collection “the coolest thing of all” at Design Miami and a true “achievement of craft” (http://www.sothebys.com/en/news-video/blogs/all-blogs/art-fair-insider/2013/12/satellite-fairs-in-art-basels-orbit.html).

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