MIETTE WIESSNER-SPIESS
CREATIVE BIO:
Miette Wiessner-Spiess is an emerging creative establishing her aesthetic of surreal collages, photography and styling. With intricate collage styles expressing detailed accounts of her perception of the world, Miette Spiess seeks to bring a sense of unique quirk to every design. A huge passion and source of interest is physical media and its golden years, developing a stylistic vision in multiple media formats. Through campy anomaly driven designs, Miette Spiess creates her own realm. Her art hovers between stylish maximalism and surrealism. Miette Spiess creates visual storytelling that evokes the absurd wonderlands of the past and captures the spirit of times gone by through a modern lens.
CREATIVE BIO:
Miette Wiessner-Spiess is an emerging creative establishing her aesthetic of surreal collages, photography and styling. With intricate collage styles expressing detailed accounts of her perception of the world, Miette Spiess seeks to bring a sense of unique quirk to every design. A huge passion and source of interest is physical media and its golden years, developing a stylistic vision in multiple media formats. Through campy anomaly driven designs, Miette Spiess creates her own realm. Her art hovers between stylish maximalism and surrealism. Miette Spiess creates visual storytelling that evokes the absurd wonderlands of the past and captures the spirit of times gone by through a modern lens.
DESIGN STATEMENT:
Welcome to the dollhouse. ‘Crumb’ is an immersive narrative designed to bring a sense of nostalgia to its audiences, celebrating and exploring the dollhouse that is physical and print media industries. By diving into the aesthetics and cultural significance of 1960s media, ‘Crumb’ inspires a rediscovering of joy in the analog, cultivating an appreciation for the stories hidden within each item. Physical media arouses the senses of touch, smell, and hearing (Nyindodo, 2024). ‘Crumb’ pays homage to the tactile encounters of Polaroids, DVDs, CDs, Vinyl Records, and curated book and magazine collections that formerly shaped our society and beyond.
