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Blue Diamond
a series of illustrations for Blue Diamond's new barista almond milk, created under direction of Turner Duckworth
Mason Pott’s Bold Bouquets Take a Hyperrealist Approach to the Still Life
It’s not surprising that there are two sets of lush arrangements in Mason Pott’s Chicago studio. Photographing live bouquets of bright sunflowers, daisies, and waxy apples or magenta orchids at their peak is the first step in the artist’s layered process. Post photoshoot, he translates these floral bunches into hyperrealistic paintings, with particular care in accurately capturing their textures and the interplay of light and shadow.
Pott is known for his impeccable attention to detail, painting large-scale works in oil that immerse the viewer in fields of foliage. He often creates moody still lifes that approach such classic, timeless subject matter...
Pilar Zeta creates chromatic colonnade to "recalibrate from frenetic energy of art fairs"
Argentinian artist Pilar Zeta has installed a series of blocky columns covered in iridescent car paint in Miami Beach as a space of respite from the busy energies of Art Basel, Design Miami and other fairs.
The Observer Effect is located on the beachfront of Miami Beach in front of the hotel The Shelborne By Proper, which presented the work by Zeta in collaboration with the week's anchor art fair, Art Basel.
Pilar Zeta has created an iridescent colonnade in South Beach as part of this year's Miami art weekIt consists of eight, 14 by 16 foot (4.2 by 4.8 metre) archways that...
Myth, Spirituality, and Storytelling Converge in Ceramics by Chenlu Hou and Chiara No
Since time immemorial, humans have sculpted sacred symbols into stone or formed them from clay. Expressing beliefs, worldviews, and spirituality in physical objects like votives and shrines is a way to imbue power and venerate deities and the natural world. For artists Chenlu Hou and Chiara No, ceramics is an enduring conduit to explore spirituality and storytelling.
Hou and No’s work will be exhibited together in a duo exhibition titled What the Hands Remember to Hear, which opens next month at The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum. The artists showcase objects that take on a sacred quality, emphasizing ceremony and customs while...
Stephen Burks and Alpi create "hybrid object" based on Congolese textiles
Design studio Stephen Burks Man Made has collaborated with Italian manufacturer Alpi to create The Lost Cloth Object, a "speculative ceremonial site" based on Congolese Kuba textile patterns at Design Miami 2025.
Based on visits to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the studio worked with Alpi to develop a piece that interpreted the patterns of Kuba textiles into a large sculpture with Alpi's surface elements arranged through marquetry over the piece.
It features a large circular backdrop on a pedestal with a stool-like form and a table-like surface, all created with thousands of pieces of wood.
Stephen Burks Man Made and Alpi...Satellite art gallery among Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute projects
Dezeen School Shows: an art gallery at the Magazzino Italian Art museum in New York, USA, designed to look like a satellite dish, is among the projects from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Also featured is a timber structural system built for a housing block and a proposal for a library that centres itself around the community.
Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteInstitution: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
School: School of Architecture
Courses: Final project (fifth-year thesis), Vertical Design Studio (third-fifth year), Architectural Design Studio 4 (second-year), Comprehensive Design Studio 1 (fourth-year), Architectural Design Studio 1 (first-year), Study Abroad Studio in Rome and Architectural Design Studio 3 (second-year)
Tutors: Christianna Bennett,...
A Designey, Compact Gym-in-a-Closet
This Ottagono project, by Italian architect Giulia Foscari, aims to cram a home gym into a single piece of furniture.
Conceived as an autonomous architectural object, OTTAGONO appears as a monolithic column with an octagonal base. Its sculptural presence in the space conceals unexpected and surprising functionalities, encompassing diverse spatial programmes within its compact volume.
On its summit, a lighting system transforms OTTAGONO into a light that shines upwards as a floor lamp, combining and merging, in a single object, a furniture design and a lighting system.
OTTAGONO contains all the necessary elements for a complete...
Meticulously Stitched Leaves Transform into Tender Sculptures by Susanna Bauer
In the autumn, abundant leaves fall from deciduous trees, leaving traces of a season’s job well done. Simultaneously everywhere and yet tiny symbols of the fragility of our forest ecosystems, these delicate specimens spend all summer photosynthesizing and making sure their trees get the nutrients they need. Once their job is done, Susanna Bauer’s beautiful and intimate pieces begin.
Known for her lacy leaves meticulously stitched with cotton thread, Bauer transforms magnolia, gingko, oak, and other varieties of leaves into elegant, tiny textile pieces. Whether filling a precisely cut circular void, joining pointy edges, or merging multiple leaves together, the materials...
Keiji Takeuchi & Aru's Beautiful Wooden Door Handles
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This Ridge line of wooden door handles is by Milan-based industrial designer Keiji Takeuchi.
"The idea for this Ridge collection is rather simple. Usually, door handles must support two types of uses: being pulled or pushed to open the door. When people want to pull a handle, they want a generous and inviting surface that provides nice contact. On the other hand, when people push a handle to open the door, they want to have a large and reasonably flat surface so that it is easily pushed. I combined...