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Enlighten Candles


Behance
Posted at 2026-08-13 02:00:07 | Art_and_design | read on

illoca

FWA of the day 13 August 2026:

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thefwa
Posted at 2026-08-13 00:00:03 | Art_and_design | read on

Mosby's Files

A research-driven archive spotlighting the early American architects. The interface itself is a statement: a CSS-only skeuomorphic folder system where navigation is part of the concept.

awwwards
Posted at 2026-08-13 00:00:00 | Art_and_design | read on

Jennifer Latour Preserves Ephemeral Beauty in Her Otherworldly Botanical Assemblages

“The wind is my nemesis!” says Jennifer Latour, and rightly so. In her sculptural assemblages, single flowers or small clusters of blooms sprout from tree branches or thick stems, appearing like otherworldly forms standing in the landscape. A soft breeze could topple the Vancouver-based artist’s ephemeral works, scattering their delicate petals and spindly shoots before she has the chance to snap a photo.

These fleeting moments are preserved in Latour’s Bound Species series, which she began during lockdown by piecing together objects found around her home into unconventional, ikebana-style compositions. “During this time, I started having a recurring dream of...

Colossal
Posted at 2026-08-12 23:27:26 | Art_and_design | read on

Johnny Knoxville for the New Yorker


Behance
Posted at 2026-08-12 21:32:06 | Art_and_design | read on

Clayton Korte creates weathering-steel barn for California winery

Texas architecture studio Clayton Korte has completed a Corten steel-clad structure for storing vineyard equipment at a winery on the Central Coast of California.

The 4,315-square-foot (400-square-metre) barn serves a 150-acre vineyard in Cayucos, a town in California's Santa Lucia Range. The barn sits between a working Syrah vineyard to the west and an oak forest to the east.

Clayton Korte has completed a Corten-steel structure at a California vineyard

A simple plan with a gabled roof, the structure serves as a mediator between cultivated and natural landscapes.

"The structure opens westward with broad bays that frame the vineyard and tie the building directly...

dezeen
Posted at 2026-08-12 18:00:34 | Art_and_design | read on

How things are


Behance
Posted at 2026-08-12 17:30:05 | Art_and_design | read on

Suzanne Jongmans Recycles Everyday Materials for Elegant Renaissance-Style Portraits

From materials we normally discard like padded packaging or the mesh sleeves that protect fruit from bruising, Suzanne Jongmans summons elegant and dreamlike Renaissance portraits.

The artist drapes models in lush velvet fabrics and typically positions them against deep backgrounds in the vein of Leonardo da Vinci’s “Lady with an Ermine” (1489-91) or Antonello da Messina’s “Portrait of a Young Man” (c. 1470). The settings and the addition of fine garments contrast found plastic detritus with hints of refinement and the figures’ dignified postures, mirroring the solemn, pious expressions of individuals in Renaissance portraiture. Recently, she has also incorporated copper...

Colossal
Posted at 2026-08-12 15:59:09 | Art_and_design | read on

Modular housing in Los Angeles among projects from UCLA

Dezeen School Shows: modular housing designed for communities affected by the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires is among projects from UCLA.

Also featured is a housing program to support first-time buyers and a project exploring flood mitigation for a lake in California, USA.

UCLA

Institution: UCLA
School: UCLA Architecture and Urban Design
Courses: Master of Architecture, Master of Science in Architecture and Urban Design and Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Studies, MA and PhD
Tutors: Hitoshi Abe, Cristóbal Amunátegui, Kutan Ayata, Khorshid Azad, Hallie Black, Miroslava Brooks, Morgane Copp, Salmaan Craig, Dana Cuff, Kevin Daly, Neil Denari, Liam Denhamer, Samaa Elimam, Yara Feghali, Claus Benjamin Freyinger, Georgina...

dezeen
Posted at 2026-08-12 15:00:34 | Art_and_design | read on

Get Up Close to the Sun in the Highest Resolution Image Ever Captured

https://invidious.privacyredirect.com/watch?v=GddmfO6WTbM

Scientists have long studied how magnetic energy powers solar activity. The constant motion of plasma particles and the sun’s rotation are major contributors to its cycles and events, such as flares and coronal mass ejections, which lob huge quantities of plasma and gas into space.

Sometimes these explosions reach the earth’s magnetic field and cause geomagnetic storms, which are when we see some of the most brilliant auroras. But they also disrupt or damage our communications systems, power grids, GPS, and satellites. Researchers want to further understand how the sun builds up its magnetic energy so we better know how to...

Colossal
Posted at 2026-08-12 14:19:34 | Art_and_design | read on
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