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florence-based emerging brand AVAVAV has unveiled its vision of the future or what we might want to wear once all this social distancing madness is over.
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dubbed epic cycling on ice, the Q’s latest experiment is the icycycle, a sort-of-terrifying ice bike that features two giant saw blades instead of normal tires.
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the new P17A model includes floor integrated batteries that can store up to 12kWh of electricity.
ten individuals have been laid into vessels to begin their transformation into soil at recompose's first facility called 'the greenhouse' near seattle.
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1 It’s resin, it’s not jade. Resin is a polymer, jade is a mineral.
2 Why the trunk of a tree?
3 Why a green pigment ?
4 Is it really a 200 year old italian oak tree? According to the visible cross section of its trunk, the tree looks younger
5 The dimensions of the block suggest the use of ‘jade’ as a seat. If you cut a trunk like this, you can use it as a stool (without adding resin). Cheaper, nicer. And you don’t even need a gas mask.
Will make great bookends and paperweight. However, story sounded desperate and far-fetched.
I first been interested to know how to liquify jade and keep the mineral properties as it cools down again, then this artwork would have been interesting.
Unstead I read carefully the article and learn that its epoxy. I agree with Mark here, you guys should be carefull about the semantic you use when writting articles. Even if its arty it is better to keep the technic used rationnal on this kind of work and not dive in the illusions the artist(s) is selling with is work too much.
Make me a Ronson table lighter, please.
Beyond a label – a nice piece. ..next could be Ruby, Yellow Diamond ..still looking good. Mark, think of all the flawed music personalities, politicians, movie stars, design mavens, etc. that you probably ascribe good qualities to..
Jim
Jim
So not Jade but Resin.
If i dip a nut in clear resin I can call it ‘submerged in diamant’?