Mike Smith Studio (MSS) is a design and fabrication facility that has been uniquely instrumental in realising contemporary works of art, design and architecture since 1989. The design and engineering skills of MSS have produced a series of remarkable creative and experimental works. Our hands-on approach and unrivalled archive of projects, along with experience gained over the last 26 years, means that we can help our clients with every aspect of a project.
All works require a balance between the practical and the creative - working within the constraints of the brief and budget, whilst sometimes inventing new techniques and processes for fabrication - we can assist our clients every step of the way. The Studio has an extensive range of facilities in-house with an interdisciplinary staff from diverse backgrounds such as fine art, industrial design, architecture and engineering.
Over the years we have also developed relationships with a wide range of specialists and subcontractors for specific processes we do not have in-house.
All works require a balance between the practical and the creative - working within the constraints of the brief and budget, whilst sometimes inventing new techniques and processes for fabrication - we can assist our clients every step of the way. The Studio has an extensive range of facilities in-house with an interdisciplinary staff from diverse backgrounds such as fine art, industrial design, architecture and engineering.
Over the years we have also developed relationships with a wide range of specialists and subcontractors for specific processes we do not have in-house.
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Mike Smith Studio produced a book that shows a selection of work from our archive.
The book graphically documents how we produce art works, from the blueprint to the final product.
Includes interviews with the artists, and by William Furlong from Audio Arts as well as a critical text by Germano Celant, senior curator for Guggenheim, New York.
The objective was to reveal how this collaborative process redefines an earlier form of art production linked with the Renaissance studio and a more unified vision of the arts and sciences.
The book graphically documents how we produce art works, from the blueprint to the final product.
Includes interviews with the artists, and by William Furlong from Audio Arts as well as a critical text by Germano Celant, senior curator for Guggenheim, New York.
The objective was to reveal how this collaborative process redefines an earlier form of art production linked with the Renaissance studio and a more unified vision of the arts and sciences.
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