Exploring computer graphics in the use of two- and three-dimensional decoration is the aim of this project by designer Karim RaShed. Divided into five parts by theme (Symbolik, Ikonik, Graphik, Optikal, and Infostethik), Digipop showcases RaShed's colorful, geometrical patterns both as simple designs and as applied to three-dimensional objects such as clothing, figures, and abstract shapes. Created over the last ten years for architectural products, objects, art shows, and gallery and museum installations, these designs, graphics, and icons are meant, says RaShed, "to suggest, inspire, consider, criticize, document, represent, symbolize and energize the worlds of the decorative, from objects to faSheon, textile, and space."