sarah k / supercyclers
At once, a valuable resource and a beautiful design book.
A practical guide, providing tools for anyone who designs or creates things for the world, to achieve sustainable outcomes.
“The philosophy contained in this book, begins with the idea that you don’t need to look further than your own field or sphere of influence to be a change-maker.
Every aspect of our being in the world, every occupation, has an impact on our world and environment.
Change can happen in a sustainable direction from wherever you already are. This by itself, is a powerful starting point for recognising how to take action.”
Illustrated with the beautiful, photographic documentation from over a decade of sarah k’s sustainable design initiative, supercyclers; the exhibitions, furniture, objects, events, architecture and interiors demonstrate the ideas contained in the Manual.
The book also includes Case Studies of five successful creative practices who have worked with Sarah K to absorb this ideology into practice;
The Establishment Photographic Studios / Claire Ellis Ceramics / Ursa Major Jewellery / Studio Henry Wilson / Seljak Brand. Each further illuminates a unique angle on How to Create Things for the World, Sustainably.
Linen-bound, 280 pages, printed on 100% recycled, recyclable paper and published using a sustainable on-demand model, the book as an object, is a mindful, inspirational reflection of the content.
published in Sydney by Near Future Publishing
available now
reviews
'This book... for me, offers the most truthful set of principles for living and thinking sustainably I've seen to date.
The scope stretches way beyond design - if you see this book around, pick it up. It's wonderful.'
~ Bella Peacock
Environmental Editor & Journalist
'Sarah K is a revolutionary thinker. This book is a must if you are interested in design & sustainability and questioning your decisions in those areas. It offers great practical solutions.'
~ Beci Orpin
Creative Director, Designer
'Everything in this book by Sarah K, just makes sense. Highly recommended read.
~ Tamara Maynes
Creative Director, The Establishment Studio
