#16 Object Talks: s-u-m studio bakes
Brooklyn-based designers Sebit Min and Andrew Teoh exploring more tactile mediums
Objectively is a weekly series about our objects and the stories they tell. Leading with curiosity, the project views objects as an extension and embodiment of humanity, and hopes that exploring our relationship with them gives us new understandings of ourselves.
Object Talks is a sub-series on conversations with creatives who work with objects—such as makers, collectors, and curators—about their practice.
For today’s Object Talks, I got to interview Sebit Min and Andrew Teoh on their collaborative practice s-u-m, which sees them experimenting with more tactile ways of making.
At the cusp of launching their first collection and “bake sale” (this weekend!), we discuss what it’s like to go into something new after a decade in the graphic design industry, why they’re taking the leap to launch, and who inspires them.
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