
'AI frees time for high-value creation': OPPO talks how smartphones democratizes storytelling
what if smartphone optics could democratize the art of storytelling? OPPO explores how everyone can find beauty through the lens.
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what if smartphone optics could democratize the art of storytelling? OPPO explores how everyone can find beauty through the lens.

discover how immersive environments and material innovations challenge our creative reflexes to inspire new perspectives on the future.

during the reveal in singapore, the brand says that when closed, the device is no thicker than a traditional phone.

design, technology and people combine at the V&A museum during london design festival 2022.

three large-scale public artworks by dutch artist arno coenen transform the huannan market in taipei, taiwan, into a cultural landscape.

this softness encourages anyone to touch, jump, play, sit, gather or simply just lay around, blurring the borders between the spaces of play and the city itself.
julian opie brings global sensory stimulation to GINZA SIX through an immersive installation spanning from ginza to the world.

'kage no otomodachi' by torinoko transforms sun protection into an interactive game, encouraging children to remain beneath its canopy.
an updated version of the remote-controlled one, the hands-free device hovers above the user and trails them wherever they go.

golden stairs lead to an elevated viewing platform above the whale gateway.

with fluid and luminous architecture, the shanghai-based team constructs everyday programs as other worlds detached from reality.

a small waterside platform becomes a space for ecological learning and shared observation in chile.

rather than erase its past, the renovation works with the original layouts, extending them and weaving them together with axes from later interventions.

the sports center in saudi arabia is renovated with reused structures, climate strategies, and expanded capacity for the 2034 world cup.

parts from 30 retired aircraft are cut into 196 aluminum segments arranged as a continuous brise-soleil, lending the structure a shimmering skin.

from BIG and studio RAP to the new raw and michael hansmeyer, architects are using robotics and digital fabrication to reinvent craft.

located in thessaloniki, greece, the lab's recycling facilities and robotic arm transform waste into public furniture on-site.

blue glazed brick walls, black columns, and a red ceiling define the structure.

the project by atelier vens vanbelle preserves the past while embracing modern living in a historic neighborhood in ghent, belgium.

the clear-anodized aluminum body incorporates roof-mounted solar panels that support daily energy needs.

during rainy or snowy weather conditions, a 30A power source located on the passenger side can keep the electric trailer’s battery charged.

the design by georges batzios architects draws on the character of nearby waterfront settlements.

sculpted volumes establish a dialogue between architecture and topography.

each flower rests on a lacquered metal base and lights up with a single touch.

the italian designer brings an assortment of wildlife to delicate, hand-blown glasses and jugs.

from 2019-2025, the serpentine galleries hosted an interdisciplinary group of scientists, artists, and researchers to unpack the idea consciousness and knowledge making across forms and beings.

danielle brathwaite-shirley’s interactive artwork asks players to consider how their judgements shape the world we share.

unveiled at 3daysofdesign, the collection explores the character of clay through texture, time, and the knowledge embedded within handmade processes.

the geometrical surfaces of the stones chosen by s.davidpompa bear fragments as evidence of past explosions.

canadian designer marc-andré fauteux wins the designboom x nissan competition, turning the all-new MICRA into a moving canvas.

the winner of the All-New Nissan MICRA design competition elevates the vehicle into a vibrant, asymmetric work of art.
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