Neon is an about avant-garde phenomenon—it was apparent in 1898, at the bend of the avant-garde age. But paradoxically, alive with neon still requires an amazing handicraft. A new video shows us the action of alarming and abstraction a (badass) neon assurance address of Mike Heist, a Neon artisan based in Portland.
This little mini-doc was produced as a promo for a allocution by the allegorical Stefan Sagmeister at Portland's Design Week, which runs through this weekend. The affair of Sagmeister's allocution is "Design and Happiness," and it's absorbing to see Heist allocution about his plan through that lens—from his long, apathetic action to the activity of seeing the final assurance bang on at the end.
But above any of that, it's artlessly air-conditioned to see how these fragile, complicated chemical-filled altar are made. [Vimeo; Quipsologies]
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