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BREIL paparazzo by nils kajander

<p>shortlisted in designboom's international design time BREIL competition, the watch borrows its shapes and forms from the renowned italian watchmaker BREIL's recent TV ads which feature a classic analog camera.</p>

anita hackethal

BREIL paparazzo by nils kajander

<p>shortlisted in designboom's international design time BREIL competition, the watch borrows its shapes and forms from the renowned italian watchmaker BREIL's recent TV ads which feature a classic analog camera.</p>

anita hackethal
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FORMA: busan opera house

<p>this performing facility intends to transform a retired international port into a world cultural center, unifying industrial remnants with dynamic and transient artistic events.</p>

iryna miroshnykova
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will ryman: anyone and no one

<p>the two monumental sculptural works are constructed from various household items such as paint brushes, bottle caps and work boots.</p>

leigha db

will ryman: the roses

paying homage to the city's larger than life qualities, the over-sized rose sculptures dominate the streetscape, overshadowing street lamps, vehicles and pedestrians.

jayme db
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studio ve: endy series

<p>using the discarded painted ends of timber, the collection celebrates the origins and processing of the material. </p>

bora db

studio ve: manifold clock

why limit yourself to two dimensions? the changing colours and shape of this clock turn reading the time into a three dimensional experience.

jenny filippetti
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staffan holm: spin stool for swedese

<p>when stacked, the design staggers the alignment of the seat's legs, resulting in a very graphic look when multiple stools of different colors are placed on top of one another. </p>

anita hackethal
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daijiro takakusa: house hT

<p>designed for an active client who enjoys a number of outdoor activities, the house incorporates a large transparent garage at the center of the house.  </p>

erika kim

daijiro takakusa: house dT

<p>conceived for an artistic couple that required additional programs that catered to their needs, the project utilizes a void space that acts as a buffer zone between the domestic and creative areas.  </p>

erika kim
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barry X ball

this being the US debut of this body of work, the show features three figurative works in stone, executed with contemporary technology which enables digital scanning and manipulation of three-dimensional objects.

andrea chin
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brazilian artist jarbas lopes

<p>brazilian artist jarbas lopes believes that art is something which is public and socialist. his work explores ideas of accessibility and mutual experience.</p>

andrea chin
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reiko kaneko: arctic ceramics

derived from her own japanese tradition of drinking beer, sake and plum wine from ceramic glasses, product designer reiko kaneko has created a new series of drinking vessels.

fiona db
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torafu architects + WOW design: canon neoreal wonder

from the setting sun to neon signage, in the immersive installation at milan design week 2011, projections of images and video touch upon the themes of time and 'circle of light', while a 'light loom' composed of hundreds of strands of string creates a physical embodiment of the flow of light.

jenny filippetti
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tom dixon: my bike at merci, paris

<p>the technical and formal aspects of the sculptural lighting piece are derived from the engineered efficiency of a standard bicycle wheel, whereby bulbs are arranged around a large spoke-like structure.</p>

andrea chin

sugao contemporary japanese design at merci

<p>with an exhibition of 200 works, the french concept shop merci presents '<em>the japanese design of today 'as it is' and not 'as we think' it should be. no nostalgia, but design ideas for everyday: useful and smart.</em>'</p>

jenny filippetti
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