Bio-Designer Teresa van Dongen Explores Designing with Living Systems
Bio-designer Teresa van Dongen reflects on her journey from biology to design, discussing the potential of microbial energy and how living systems…
Read moreExhibitions, biennales, books, furniture, criticism and the wider creative context around architecture.
Bio-designer Teresa van Dongen reflects on her journey from biology to design, discussing the potential of microbial energy and how living systems…
Read moreFrench artist Jacques Monneraud discusses his unique ceramic practice, where everyday cardboard packaging is meticulously recreated in clay, challenging perceptions of permanence…
Read moreExplore the iconic status of Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans, examining how the artist transformed a commonplace item into a Pop Art…
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Read moreJapanese artist Miwa Ito transforms molten glass into hyper-realistic food sculptures, challenging perceptions of the material and inviting viewers to contemplate everyday…
Read moreWithout strong event-specific reporting, the safest takeaway from 3 Days of Design 2026 is not a definitive trend verdict but a framework…
Read moreA unique shrine in Kyoto, Japan, is redefining remembrance by offering dedicated ceremonies and spaces for visitors to honor their cherished stuffed…
Read moreA lookbook from Dezeen explores the growing trend of "bookmaxxing" in interior design, showcasing how the strategic display of books can enhance…
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