Pentagram has brought a truly dazzling installation to the V&A as part of London Design Festival, presently running until 23 September 2018. Commissioned for the First World War centenary by 14-18 Now, the exhibition commemorates one of the most intriguing design features that came out of the war. Dazzle is inspired by a type of camouflage used during the First World War, known as dazzle camouflage where abstract shapes and angles were painted onto the surface of war ships in an experimental, protective method pioneered by British artist Norman Wilkinson.
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