Sabatina Leccia is a 28 years old independent eco-designer based in Paris. “Eat Up The World” her master project at Saint Martins  is a visual metaphor aiming to communicate that we are consuming too much too fast.

Through the invention and reinterpretation of existing objects, two collections of products were created: Haemorrhage and Fragile Breath. Each project is designed to visualise a specific set of data or specific material scenario. Through exploring methods of ‘designed destruction’ and removing calculated portions of material, Sabatina aims also to question if we can design in a more material-efficient way.

In a time of unparalleled material scarcity and increasing population she hopes to use design as a communicative vehicle to visualise the urgent need to reconsider the patterns and speed of our consumption, and bringing these broader global issues closer to home.

“Eat The World Up” is located within the table landscape, aiming to underline the notion we are ‘eating’ our planet’s resources.

www.sabatinaleccia.com