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- Inside The Orb: THEVERYMANY’s Sculptural Vision for Google
You can’t miss it. Rising nearly 33 feet into the sky, The Orb glows like a beacon at the heart of Google’s Charleston East Campus in Mountain View, California. It’s not just architecture. It’s not just art. It’s something in between—a curious, shimmering shell that seems to breathe with the… Read more » - Inside Wes Anderson’s World: A Cinematic Daydream in London
Wes Anderson has always done things his own way. From his early indie experiments in the 1990s to major international hits, he’s built a world that’s instantly recognizable—full of pastel colors, oddball characters, and stories that feel like vintage storybooks brought to life. Whether it’s a dysfunctional family reunion or… Read more » - Floating, Falling, and Fading—The Surreal Art of Jeremy Geddes
Melbourne’s own Jeremy Geddes has stepped back into the spotlight with Periphery—his first solo exhibition in ten years. Yeah, a whole decade. And while it’s been a long wait, the payoff is big. The show feels like stepping into a dream where gravity’s been turned off and the world’s quietly… Read more » - Meet Tiki: The Quirky Bird Lamp That’ll Brighten Your Space
You know that feeling when you find something cool and quirky that just makes you smile every time you glance its way? That’s exactly what Tiki lamps do—they add a playful vibe to your space, mixing practical lighting with a splash of fun. Picture a cute bird perched right there… Read more » - Beyond the Bag: How Isaac Monté Turned Dior Bags to Crystals
I remember the first time I saw Isaac Monté’s work—I didn’t quite know what I was looking at. It was familiar, sure. But also… alien. Like something dug up from a crystal cave in a dream. Now, he’s done it again—this time with the Lady Dior handbag. But calling it… Read more » - Still Lifes and Dead Legends: Chloe West’s Haunted West
Picture this: jagged mountains in the distance, dry desert stretching for miles, and that deep, electric blue sky you only get when you’re way up high. That’s the backdrop—both literal and emotional—for Chloe West’s paintings. Her work is a curious fusion: old-world Dutch iconography meets the gritty, myth-soaked Americana of… Read more » - Kosen Ohtsubo’s Conceptual Reimagining of Japanese Flower Art
“I want to blow up the very notion of what makes ikebana beautiful,” declares Kosen Ohtsubo, a trailblazer in the world of Japanese conceptual art. And he means it—not with fireworks, but with quiet, radical gestures that challenge centuries of tradition. Since the 1970s, Ohtsubo has been reimagining the ancient… Read more » - Imagined Faces, Real Emotions: A Look at Reyhan Gulses Demircioglu’s Art
Reyhan Gulses Demircioglu was born in Istanbul but now paints from her studio in Santa Monica, a city where the light seems to linger just long enough to inspire. Her oil paintings are big—both in scale and emotion. They mix finely detailed, almost photographic figures with backgrounds that feel like… Read more » - Mirrors in the Desert: Dualities and Dreams in Ortiz’s Paintings
For Anna Ortiz, the borderlands aren’t just geographic—they’re deeply personal, a kind of threshold where memory, myth, and identity all blur together. Though she was raised in the factory-lined streets of Worcester, Massachusetts, her roots stretch deep into the soil of Guadalajara, where her family lives and where her creative… Read more » - Laura Ellen Bacon Weaves Life Into Willow at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Working with supple strands of Somerset willow—harvested with care and an eye toward sustainability — Laura Ellen Bacon breathes life into flowing, organic sculptures that seem to pulse with quiet movement. Her creations twist and turn, whether they’re unfurling across a wall, spilling from a window, or resting like a… Read more »
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