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The designer who gave the Macintosh a smile
Susan Kare (b. 1954) is a pioneering and influential computer iconographer, renowned for the development of icons and fonts for the original Apple Macintosh operating system. Since 1983, the San Francisco-based artist has designed thousands of digital icons that have become familiar to anyone who uses a computer. Initially created on a minimalist grid of pixels and constructed with mosaic-like precision, her icons communicate their functions immediately and memorably. Kare’s work is in the collections of the MoMA in New York and San Francisco and has been exhibited at a number of international institutions.
esc keys
The collection consists of digital and physical pieces by Susan Kare, in collaboration with Alastair Walker from Asprey Studio. The title Esc Keys draws inspiration from both the ‘esc’ key on a computer keyboard and the broader concept of ‘escapism.’ This collection includes a selection of new icons, available as enameled images on silver computer keycaps, which can be worn as pendants on necklaces. The entire collection of keys is also incorporated in framed fine art pieces that can be wall-mounted, blending digital design with contemporary art.
