Kacper Hamilton has created the brand identity for a new boutique VFX (visual effects for films) company based in New York City.

BREAK / ENTER is a creative collective compromised of VFX Supervisors and Creative Directors with a wealth of experience in creating visual effects for film & TV.

Learn more about the project here.

MASS OF TIME - A conceptual instrument designed by Kacper Hamilton is being displayed at a new exhibition entitled ‘Time Matters’ at the Cube Design Museum in the Netherlands. The exhibition brings together 30 contemporary time-related works by well-known artists and designers from around the world. Link to the exhibition website. Exhibition dates: 1st June 2020 – 3rd January 2021. 

Further details about exhibition and photos here.

For Jerusalem Design Week 2019, Kacper Hamilton was invited to participate in the international teams' program. Israeli and International designers were paired together to create specifically themed installations, which were the main exhibition of the design week.

The theme of the design week was ‘EAST’ and Kacper Hamilton was partnered with Israeli designer, Bar Horowitz. They were commissioned to explore the influences of the East on the West and their focus became the subject of privacy and how it may change in the future in the Western world.

See and learn more about the project here.

A new set of Minarets by Kacper Hamilton and Ezgi Turksoy have been included in an exhibition in Bordeaux, France. La Cité du Vin presents Mind-blowing! When art and design take on glass from 15 March to 30 June 2019.

Nearly a hundred glass exhibits produced in the past twenty years were unvelied by the Foundation for wine culture and civilisations. Glass artworks, drawings, projects and performances as well as video works to explore, through the exhibition, the creative process of transformation. From sand to glass, from grape to wine, from the utilitarian object to the original work.
The bottle, the carafe or the drinking glass are therefore the starting point for a broader reflection, leading to the creative diversions of artists and designers who invent unusual and often poetic works.

By focusing on transformation and in particular glassmaking processes that combine tradition and experimentation, the exhibition also echoes the winemaker's craft, following the work of Stéphane Derenoncourt (biodynamic producer) over the course of a vintage.

Mind-blowing! has been created by the Foundation for wine culture and civilisations and guest curator Bettina Tschumi.

Irene Posch / Talia Mukmel
Ana Peñalba / Gal Sharir
Kacper Hamilton / Bar Horowitz

Come to Hansen House for a unique showcase of Jerusalem Design Week’s International Team. Five foreign designers, hailing from Hong Kong, London, Vienna, Eindhoven, and Spain, will be collaborating with four Israeli designers to build four new projects over the next three months, an annual highlight of Jerusalem Design Week. In Facing the East - each of these outstanding designers will discuss their past creations. Their presentations include a scale that measures time, a computer made of textiles, a documentary on the founder of e-commerce site Alibaba, and a keyboard that feels like skin.

Jerusalem Design Week is the leading project of Hansen House, a center for design, media, and technology. The event is initiated by the Ministry of Jerusalem and Heritage, The Jerusalem development authority, and supported by The Jerusalem Foundation.

Kacper Hamilton's debut piece for Priveekollektie Contemporary Art | Design is shown at The Salon Art + Design in New York, November 2017.

'Temple' Chandelier is composed of thirty-seven illuminated hand-blown glass elements, which sit in a precise, symmetrical and harmonious geometry atop a large suspended spun-brass dish. The design echoes the forms found within Ancient Egyptian architecture and is reminiscent of a celestial temple or mystic mausoleum.

Presented by Priveekollektie at The Armoury, Park Avenue. 9-13 November 2017.

Kacper Hamilton's is now represented by Priveekollektie Contemporary Art | Design. Hamilton will be working on new large-scale design pieces, which will be exhibited and sold at international art/design fairs by Priveekollektie. 

Priveekollektie Gallery represents internationally recognized artists and designers, and provides young and upcoming talents with a platform for showing their exceptional collectible design and art pieces. Key in the collection is the combination of contemporary art and collectible design and the crossing of the fine line between both disciplines.

Irving and Miriam van Dijk's personal approach, knowledge and taste has developed one of the leading galleries for collectible design in Europe, with exceptional exhibitions and participations in renowned international fairs in Paris, Basel, Miami, London and New York for both contemporary art and design.

Come admire lightness-inspired design objects and some of Rado's latest standout timepieces at the ‪#‎Rado Gallery in Basel "Designing Lightness" curated by Lidewij Edelkoort for Rado.

The contemporary design scene is on a quest for lightness. From the streamlining of ceramics to the use of transparencies or the injection of air, objects are set afloat and embedded with an ethereal energy that corresponds to our desire for a lighter existence. Material is the message and mindfulness is the movement.

Rado has invited world‐renowned trend forecaster Lidewij Edelkoort to curate a design exhibition that illustrates this tendency. By bringing together innovative works by international designers, Edelkoort and her team will show how a “weightless” socio‐cultural philosophy is being previewed in design today.

Exhibition Designing Lightness by Lidewij Edelkoort:

Open from March 17 – 21, 2016, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Graf & Schelble Art Gallery
Spalenvorstadt 14
4051 Basel, Switzerland

To conclude the Clarks: Rebooted project, in October 2015 an auction was organised by Paddle8 at the Victoria & Albert museum. Mass of Time by Kacper Hamilton was on show as well as other artworks from the collection. All artworks were sold, profits from the auction were donated to the HALO Trust.