léo caillard duplicates his existing warped classical marble sculptures as NFT drops
the distorted classical marble sculptures of léo caillard get their NFT duplicates, a way for the artist to bridge reality with virtuality.
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the distorted classical marble sculptures of léo caillard get their NFT duplicates, a way for the artist to bridge reality with virtuality.

cropped pants, ray bans, and plaid shirts turn the stone statues into fashionably dressed figures.

raphaël navot approaches interior design like theater by creating characters and characteristics to extend an emotion to the user.

maison&objet exhibits the art of resilience with a dedicated showcase of ukrainian design that mixes traditional techniques with contemporary ideas

the resulting complex unwraps around four recreational buildings, each of them introducing a different shape.

purple, green, and grey hues contrast with the natural color of the wooden floor, while metal and marble details bring an elegant chic into the interior.

IESEC campus stands in the university zone of Saltillo in Mexico Architectural studio dellekamp schleich designs IESEC University's new campus in Mexico »

destroyed by an earthquake, a five centuries-old church in mexico has been rebuilt with monumental arches and vaulting.

villa jasmine boasts a unique and playful structure of mushroom-shaped columns.

dassault systemes' 3DEXPERIENCE platform tools enabled jet contractors to digitally design the unique façade for manufacturing & assembly.

the heartfelt obituaries of adam mcewen on the living personalities sincerely celebrate their legacy in a comical and funereal attempt.

'no more whatever the fuck they’re doing in there. we’re sick and tired of it and we’re gonna make the change whether they like it or not.'

the limited edition collection applies bright colors on wooden armchairs and tables.

given how exercising at home is on the rise, this collection offers a stylish twist to training equipment that blends easily with indoor furniture and design.
three artists and designers orchestrate a seeming fever dream with their artistinal techniques for the selected works by hvila editions.

bringing together multiple contemporary artists and designers, the display explores the ways in which the natural world coexists with the technological.

the façade is designed with circular perforations to cast playful spotted shadows throughout the interiors.

the designer discusses her approach, her inspirations, and the studio's work on the site beneath the collapsed bridge in genova, italy.

the firm has been employed by the french clothing brand to renovate one of their office spaces, in which a number of programs unfold around a central courtyard.

that architecture is a beacon in its rural surroundings, an imprint of the client’s passionate personality, and a concert hall that creates a strong sense of closeness between artist and audience.

once cans of cooked pork, neil mendoza’s spambots take on the tale of storytellers for a whimsically dystopian installation.

created by los angeles based artist, neil mendoza, 'mechanical masterpieces' reimagines famous paintings for the 21st century.

the ‘wandering hours’ mechanism of the audemars piguet code 11.59 starwheel was invented for an insomniac pope from 17th century.

each food art piece created by lucy sparrow in her ‘mcfelt collection’ was entirely hand-sewn, hand-painted, and made from felt.

the exposed concrete shapes evoke the basalt rocks forming in the region, giving the impression that the house has been standing there for a long time.

complementing the new façade design is a wormhole-like staircase that cuts through all three levels.

designed for children from broken homes, the living units are entirely separated from other programs to instill a sense of personal refuge.

the clover-shaped building houses a nursery and primary school that were developed considering the different ways of teaching these institutions conduct.

recycled card is molded without additives for the base, while shredded plastic bottles are 3D printed for the corrugated shade.

the sloping walls facilitate lighting, ventilation, and acoustics while forming a distinctive spine-like exterior.

the project in progress by architect makoto yamaguchi and photographer kentaro kumon can be viewed at the MYD gallery in tokyo until july 30, 2022.
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