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Josef Albers, Alpha, 1939, The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL [© 2019 The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation/ARS, NY]

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François Morellet - 2 Trames de Tiret 0° 90°

Silkscreen on panel, 80 × 80 cm, 1972

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Guangzhou and Shanghai From Above: Drone Photography by Gareth Hayman https://photogrist.com/china-gareth-hayman/?feed_id=5128

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Deadstock Rug Materials Transformed into an Immersive Coral Garden by Vanessa Barragão 

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3D-printed porcelain vases by olivier van herpt in blue and white

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Gallery of Neri Oxman and MIT Develop Programmable Biocomposites for Digital Fabrication - 1

Image 1 of 15 from gallery of Neri Oxman and MIT Develop Programmable Biocomposites for Digital Fabrication. Courtesy of MIT Media Lab

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Life After People, Joe Nafis

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romain jacquet-lagrèze captures hong kong’s rooftops in new photo series

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Cut it out, Huntz Liu

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Above it all

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‘Future Flowers’ Blossom in a Digital Collaboration Presented at Japan’s Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine

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The Mesmerizing Animation of Sinusoidal Waves in GIFs by Étienne Jacob

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装飾・テクスチャー・物の現われ──ポストデジタル時代の可能性

装飾、建築におけるその概念は、本質的ではない、付加物といった意味合いをどこかしら含んでいる。だが、それはいまだわれわれがモダニズムというフレームから自由ではないことを意味してはないないだろうか。モダニズムと装飾「装飾と犯罪」とは、建築家アドルフ・ロースの有名なエッセイである。モダニズムの建築は、この刺激的なエッセイとともに、これまでの様式建築から離れ、自らのスタイルを歩み始めたとされている。では、

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Five design brands dominating the accessories market

Design brands are keen to infiltrate the home and are creating products that cover all the bases. We've rounded up five of the most successful examples.

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Zuza Mengham interprets perfume in resin for Sculpting Scent exhibition

London artist Zuza Mengham has created an exhibition of crystal-shaped resin sculptures as a physical interpretation of Laboratory Perfumes' scents.

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Zuza Mengham encases British lichens within Jesmonite sculptures

London-based artist and designer Zuza Mengham has created a series of five angular sculptures made from mulched British lichens and Jesmonite.