In conversation with Johanna Vuorio about Nikari’s heritage, design approach and future direction Since 1967, Nikari has built its identity through a close relationship with wood and an understanding of how the material changes with time. From its base in…
In conversation with KIBEKOUMUTEN on construction as a source of design Masahiro Kibe is the founder of KIBEKOUMUTEN Inc., a Tokyo-based construction company and architectural practice. Before establishing the studio, he spent more than a decade managing construction projects for…
Inspired by Dasha Plesen For more than a decade, bioartist Dasha Plesen has worked with mould, microorganisms and biological samples to create images that exist between art, science and living matter. Developed through experimentation in Petri dishes, her works are…
Inside teamLab’s borderless vision of art, nature, and human experience teamLab operates at the intersection of art, science, and technology, developing immersive environments that challenge how perception and space are understood. Founded in Tokyo as an interdisciplinary collective, the group…
In conversation with Patrick Vale British-born, New York-based artist Patrick Vale returns to Philadelphia with This Is My Philly, a new public mural created in collaboration with six students from La Salle Academy. Installed at the Broad-Ridge Spur at 8th…
A Guide to Material, Craft and Spatial Exhibitions in Copenhagen Copenhagen’s 3 Days of Design returns in 2026 as one of the most closely watched moments on the international design calendar, turning the city into a concentrated setting for contemporary…
In conversation with FOREAL From a small city in western Germany, FOREAL has built a visual language that feels immediately recognizable: polished yet playful, technically precise yet never too serious. Echoing the geometric sophistication seen in the works of 3D…
Leonardo Garza approaches design as a form of journaling, a way to process, record, and translate lived experience into objects. Moving between cities, navigating emotional rupture, responding to political urgency, or fixating on music as a recurring thread, his work…
Diango Hernández emerged in the early 1990s within Cuba’s cultural scene, at a moment marked by economic collapse and political uncertainty following the end of the Soviet Union. Early collective initiatives and the founding of Ordo Amoris Cabinet with Francis…
In this interview, YONT reflects on Torstraße 220, its first realised interior in Berlin. Set inside an Altbau and developed for a queer house music label, the project defines the studio’s spatial identity through subtraction, material memory, and a fluid…