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Artist and designer Alex Chinneck, based in London, turned an ordinary and abandoned house into his latest art piece titled “From The Knees Of My Nose To The Belly Of My Toes.” Chinneck made the facade of the house look like it had been peeled off the building and had slid down the front yard into the garden. The upper part of the facade is opened up, exposing the ruined interiors.
How cool is this? Up in the trees with a Gluck+ vacation home!
We're off to Milan! The annual Salone Internazionale del Mobile is a mecca for emerging design in the Italian city. From the 9th - 14th of April, this fair pretty much marks the beginning and the end of the Design Year. Designers, makers, artists, commentators, and anyone in need of an innovation shot flock to Italy’s industry capital to see and be seen. Take a look at a couple of the shows we are most excited about.
(left to right) 1. 19 Greek Street and Marc by Marc Jacobs 2. Galleria ProjectB - Central Milan 3. Made in Ratio - Central Milan 4. MOST - Central Milan 5. Nichetto = Nendo - Central Milan 6. Secondome Edizioni - Central Milan 7. Triennale Design Museum - Central Milan 8. Moooi - Zona Tortona 9. Superstudio Piu - Zona Tortona
Is this the future of sustainable architecture? Farmscrapers, a concept developed by Belgian architect Vincent Callebaut to introduce natural ecosystems into cities, are made from piles of giant glass pebbles. Entitled 'Asian Cairns', this site in Shenzhen, China has been conceptualized as a response to the rapid urbanization going on in the country. Callebaut says of the project, "The challenge is to create a fertile urbanisation with zero carbon emissions and with positive energy. This means producing more energy that it consumes, in order to conciliate the economical development with the protection of the planet." They remind us of DNA strands, anyone else?
How great is this abstract political film for Amnesty International by visual artist Max Hattler and agency Contrapunto BBDO? The campaign, shot for the UN treaty to reduce the international arms trade, features a kaleidoscope of colors and sounds, based on Hattler’s 2005 short featuring Islamic and American motifs. Now that's great design for a great cause.
Its the first day of Spring today! And we are celebrating with photographer Parker Fitzgerald's images of perfectly melted ice cream blended with pastel hues of Springs finest flowers designed by botanical maven Amy Merrick. Now bring on the warmer weather!
Prada Real Fantasies Collection sees the luxury giant collaborate with architectural and creative firm AMO for an artistic twist on their Spring/Summer 2013 collection. Blending illustration and live action against 2D Terry Gilliam-esque backdrops, paper-doll models are decked out in collared jackets and 60s prints. A true dystopian fantasy.
Magical things happen when ACNE takes on William Wegman and his dogs for their SS 13 campaign. Deftly pulling off the printed silk shirts, headscarves and linen blazers from the collection.. dare we say, better than most people could
