How can sustainable design be used to lower the carbon footprint of the music and film industries?
We love music. Since Casa Tamarindo began, collaborating with the music industry has been part of our ethos. From firsthand experience designing shows, album covers, and festivals we know the music industry still has a lot it can do to lower its carbon footprint. Over the years we’ve collaborated with incredible musicians that also share our vision for a music industry that sings in harmony with our home planet.
Raveena
We collaborated with the talented musical artist, Raveena, on multiple set designs, including her Lucid album tour, a Tiny Desk Concert, and the Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in Los Angeles.
Flour lighting made from upcycled plastic bags
Close up of plastic flower lights
Flower made with paper and deadstock fabrics
Flour lighting made from upcycled plastic bags
Stage Design
We created a giant tank for a festival stage headlined by Toro y Moi. Made from discarded agricultural fabric, broken water hoses, metal & paint.
Chicana Stardust
Short Film
Chicana Stardust is a retro-futuristic short film created by Benjamin Huerta & Itamar Lilienthal and produced by Casa Tamarindo.
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The sets and costumes were made from upcycled materials. We continually strived to lower our carbon footprint in all stages of the production
