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With a kind of balletic precision, the figures in Artez’s massive murals don’t just inhabit the walls—they seem to push against them, stretching and twisting as though testing the edges of their own stage. His ongoing series, Simple Acrobatics, takes the human body out of the usual muralist’s frame. “I… Read more »

In Paris, you can usually spot a Hopare piece before you even know it’s him. Alexandre Monteiro — that’s his real name — has this way of fusing clean, almost fragile outlines with sharp, geometric slices that break a face into unexpected shapes. Most of his portraits are women. They… Read more »

You know that breathtaking blue of a jay’s wing? Or the way an indigo bunting looks like it’s been dipped in liquid sky? Here’s the wild part – that blue isn’t really there. Unlike the honest-to-goodness pigments that create reds and yellows in nature, blue feathers are nature’s greatest magic… Read more »

You know that creeping sense that the world is slowly sinking—literally and emotionally? Rising seas, climate dread, all of it—it’s hard to ignore. For Werner Bronkhorst, that looming reality doesn’t just weigh on him; it floods into his artwork, quite beautifully. His latest series, Sail Away, showing now at Dellaposa,… Read more »

Many individuals experience feelings of being emotionally ‘broken,’ a term that echoes the internal struggle of dealing with personal trauma, loss, or chronic stress. Healing from emotional pain requires much more than time; it entails active effort and self-awareness. The journey towards feeling whole again can be long and challenging,… Read more »

Some cities just have a soft spot for strays. Walk through Cusco, Peru, and you’ll spot dogs lounging like they own the place—because in a way, they kind of do. Locals feed them, greet them, even let them nap on their doorsteps. And in other corners of the world—Athens, Valletta,… Read more »

Automotive design has always been a race—faster production, lighter components, smarter systems. But in recent years, a new kind of race has emerged, not on the track but in the factory: the competition to reimagine how cars are made. At the heart of this transformation is 3D printing, or additive… Read more »

In a world inundated with data, the ability of organizations to navigate through vast digital information is crucial. Enterprise search solutions like BA Insight and Coveo empower businesses with the tools to effectively manage, locate, and leverage their data assets efficiently. Each platform brings unique features and capabilities to the… Read more »

In 2025, housing trends feel like the future has finally arrived. Retro-futurism, a design trend rooted in 1960s and ’70s visions of tomorrow, is making an eye-catching return, only this time, it’s more than just aesthetic. According to lead designer Eliza Chen of Future Heritage Interiors, homeowners across America are… Read more »

Sitting quietly along the banks of Seoul’s Han River, James Tapscott’s installation, Arc ZERO: Eclipse, feels as though it’s drifted straight from a dream. It breathes gentle clouds of mist, its shimmering surface deliberately avoids reflecting onlookers, and as the sun dips lower, it captures an otherworldly glow that feels… Read more »