Breathing life into history
Studio Blunt Action translated NASA’s extensive history into 3D animation. Projected onto a towering 30-foot billboard at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Merritt…
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Looking at the sun
Using telescopes equipped with special filters, planetary cameras and astro-specific software, McCarthy skillfully documents the fascinating details of celestial events. His portfolio includes images of…
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Unveiling the future of food
The Spacefarming exhibition showcases the future of food in an unprecedented way. Witness the remarkable possibilities of growing food in space and gain a profound…
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Innovative brick structure
Designer Emy Bensdorp has unveiled a project at Dutch Design Week that effectively eliminates PFAS forever chemicals from polluted clay soil by turning it into…
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I HAVE NEVER BEEN TO AMERICA
These times, AI can be one’s personal assistant, friend, or colleague. It can help you visualize your thoughts and ideas in a way never seen…
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The Invisible Visible: REFIK ANADOL
Refik Anadol explores how time and space radically changing now that technologies have become an integral part of our everyday lives. From his recent exhibition…
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Semiramis Technological Gardens
ETH Zurich and Gramazio Kohler Research have unveiled Semiramis, a sculptural installation at the entrance to Switzerland’s burgeoning technology cluster, Zug. This vertical garden, which…
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Sustainable protection units
Reef Design Lab, a Melbourne studio, has developed a collection of concrete modules fused with oyster shells specifically designed to combat coastal erosion in Port…
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Alternative visions of AI
The exhibition What Models Make Worlds: Critical Imaginaries of AI is on view at the Ford Foundation Gallery until 9 December 2023. Featuring the work…
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Digitally Woven series
At the London Design Festival, Gareth Neal, a British designer, and The New Raw, a Dutch studio, presented their Digitally Woven series. The collection consists…
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