on view at design miami.paris 2025 until october 26th, the ‘resonating ping pong table, song no. 1 (2025)’ is reminiscent of a xylophone and sound bath in one.
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art basel paris/design miami.paris 2025 (8)
the exhibition, debuting in paris during art basel, is centered on a groundbreaking textile that translates the artist’s ongoing series 'light and shadow inside me'.
charles ray (4)
the show invites visitors to move from reading to presence and translate the multidisciplinary spirit of the journal into space.
accompanying charles ray's reflective piece is christopher wool's 'crosstown traffic,' his largest piece to date and first-ever mosaic.
connections: +1230
Yoko Ono (4)
the japanese photographer's image of john lennon and yoko ono for double fantasy was taken three months before the beatles’ singer died.
connections: +570
yoko ono is inviting the world to IMAGINE PEACE by staging a new global intervention throughout the world’s most prominent digital screens.
connections: 24
steel architecture and design (379)
the pieces work collectively to establish a visual cadence along the street, transforming moments of rest into encounters with form and color.
the debut features two pieces, the tripodal chair and the torii table, that rely on hand-polished stainless-steel frameworks.
smartphone design (270)
a multipurpose accessory, the embedded gadget is powered by AI and can also record audios and translate them into texts on its own.
light in name, not in experience, the smartphone delivers the brand’s signature transparent design and smart functionality at an accessible price of €249.
connections: +280
wood and timber architecture and design (1353)
wooden columns replace walls to create an open interior flow within the single-story nursery school.
from bamboo vaults rising in flood-prone villages to inflatable dream temples, here are ten pavilions reshaping how we think about space right now.
sports centers (53)
the complex combines athletic, commercial, and public programs within a single framework.
bureau forme organizes overlapping activity areas to support mixed and flexible use patterns.
architecture in switzerland (263)
the project reinterprets the traditional lighthouse typology for an urban harbor context.
connections: +270
the project introduces a public square, a large underground bicycle station, and light-filled interior spaces.
connections: +750
interactive installation (509)
la mécanique de noël installation examines festive gatherings through spatial design and mechanics.
the abstracted landscape is formed through organic structures, referencing the mythical garden of eden.
animals in art (211)
a found branch collected during a walk in the forest serves as the squirrel’s tail.
designboom speaks with the italian artist about the making of 'Ι don’t like it, Ι love it', the importance of freedom, and why the 'impossible' is often just the beginning.
connections: +570
private courtyards (130)
a roofed porch traces a perfect square, enclosing a 15 × 15 meter courtyard framed by a colonnade.
thatch-filled pillows with circular openings form a regular grid across the installation’s exterior facade.
textile and fabric art (78)
the startup everbloom describes the output as softer than merino, more indulgent than cashmere, and stronger than silk.
the temporary installation reinterprets the traditional christmas market as eighteen open-air rooms for reflection.
architecture in spain (750)
a roofed porch traces a perfect square, enclosing a 15 × 15 meter courtyard framed by a colonnade.
designed by luca poian forms and frade arquitectos, 'espardenyer' proposes a climate responsive congress centre for elche, spain.
connections: +1200
andy warhol (17)
the installation by artist beeple comments on the ways tech giants’ platforms and their algorithms influence the way people see the world today.
an interpretation of the structure and color composition in the portrait, the timepiece is the accumulation of a six-month study of the artist’s archives.
connections: +440
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