Tags for This Work

• Art
• Cheese
• Pizza

• Box
• Design

• Cheeese
• Extra

Inspiration for This Work

Why pizza boxes?

Well who doesn’t like pizza?!

Honestly though, it’s a very accessible medium to an emerging (poor!) artist / designer (I see them discarded on the street all the time.) Introducing the idea of re-use to the new generation of creatives is not such a bad thing either.

I also wanted to make a comment on high and low art + design. By taking the object of a pizza box (that is essentially devalued by mass production and large corporations) and having something beautiful on it, it’s recontextualising the form and questioning the value.

People think twice about it. And that’s always good.

Student Biography

During the discourse of delving into the depths of design, Daniel Dittmar developed a disdain for dignitaries and dilettantes alike, displaying detrimental, destructive, and dispiriting deeds. Despite damply dilating such doings with directional dynamism through detailed doctrines and decadent drudgery, depravity doesn’t die.

Desecration of dames, drugs and Drambuie provided decent dosage during the dusk till dawn days, but Dittmar discovered this developed a disharmony with his design and a deviation of his disciplines and demeanour. He duly deterred.

The discotheque of discord still despicably dwells despondently (sometimes dormant) so the duel for design decency isn’t done!

Dittmar’s decree is a desire to desegregate different design disciplines, and diffuse the local district through distinctive, deluxe and dexterous design.

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