An identity built through exposure to different cultures by travelling. The restless architect and artist tells us about his thought process and his new series.
Meet the Sheffield-based artist creating extra cute, joyous, adult-friendly toys inspired by Japanese anime, fairies and ugly-cute animals like frogs.
Architects and urban designers Ondřej and Michal create buildings that transcend generations and form bridges between private and public spaces.
Elena and Verónica build unique and ephemeral edible installations that merge design, food and art, which bring people together and create human connection.
Revolutionising the world of 3D visuals and taking over your favourite brand’s media campaign, this collective’s art is equal parts beautiful and bizarre.
Inspired by the opulence of the Capitoline Museums, the Italian House introduces us to their newest homeware collection, which includes all kinds of objects.
Dreaming of interiors to get lost during quarantine? The set designer and 3D artist have collaborated on the “Tiled House”, a beautiful yet imaginary house.
Until April 8, visit Mexico-based gallery Masa’s exhibition celebrating contradiction as a reflection of the ongoing process of becoming and self-definition.
If you’re a fan of “Black Mirror”, don’t miss this exhibition exploring the photos AI systems are trained with and how they create bias and discrimination.
“It is very difficult to have a firm definition of what things are: useful or useless, art or crafts.” Meet Claudia and Elsa and their artsy yet useful work.
