I found Stefania Tejada's work thanks to her incredible collaboration with PORTA + CANDA, a Mexican brand that seeks to simplify the way luxury bags are used by creating timeless designs and structured silhouettes. Read
New York city native mixed-media artist Lizzie Gill has launched Houseparty: a limited edition print series benefitting front line healthcare workers. Read
Bertjan Pot is a designer, notably known for having made the 'Random Light 'in 1999. His research is based on light as a starting point. Read
"Self Reflected" by American artist/neuroscientist Greg Dunn and Dr Brian Edwards is a stunning series of gold leaf prints of the human brain.
Bringing new perspective to the mind, the work bridges the connection between the... Read
Staging herself in the middle of nature and atypic location from around the world, Brooklyn-based photographer and multi-media artist Belden Carlson interacts with her environment and then adds another touch with mixed-media collages for her final compositions. Read
While the pandemic that is causing a lot of concern around the world, it is also revealing new forms of creativity and new artistic momentum. In connection with the current context, artists from all over the world offer their vision of the current world, send important messages and sometimes get involved in united causes.... There is no one left in Hopper’s restaurant in “Nighthawks”, Jesus and his disciples left the table of “The Last Supper”, the farmer and his wife are locked up in their house in “American Wood”. Read
Stuck inside and looking for serene visuals to soothe stress and boredom or to reignite your creativity? We’ve selected 5 botanical artists producing seriously beautiful floral art. Find calmness and creativity with these digital garden alternatives.
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For the Spinoza Hotel (Hyatt Regency group), in the heart of Amsterdam’s lush Plantage neighborhood, Dutch design studio Rive Roshan envisioned a fantastical future for botanics. Read
When she was a little girl the Dutch artist Roos Holleman always wanted to become a paleontologist. For Holleman, there is an attractive beauty in death. She explains, "Death has a degree of "touchability." You can often only observe animals and birds with... Read
