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a photographer who likes to record the world around her intuitively and spontaneously, who thinks of her camera as her voice

In 1950, Erwin Hauer began to explore modular sculptures that featured infinite continuous surfaces. Some of these he developed into architectural walls and screens, which were then widely used by architects in the USA. When that marked went into remission in the mid-sixties, Hauer continued his exploration of infinite surfaces as pure sculptures, with particular concentration on a feature they all shared, the saddle surface. The work is interesting and has gain relevance of late

young, talented and award winning Tokyo based duo that is pursuing an open-ended exploration of design, rooted in architecture but inspired by a variety of media

just back from England where our first interview was with somebody from Stdio Weave…! complete coicidence given that was my last post… I also had the opportunity to meet an artist whose work I had admired… what an amazing city full of great energy and extraordinary chance

Portughese sculptor working in stone, wood and combinations of other materials

an idea driven design office founded in 2008 and in Brooklyn with a global reach. It brings together extensive experience from the fields of architecture, academia and the arts

with a Marc Newsom meets Pierre Cardin vibe, this RISDI tranied and Copenhagen based designer is worth taking a gander at

award winning German born, English educated designer engaging in discussions about opportunities in the production of design involving new as well as forgotten processes and technologies

the year is 2011, the place – earth – and this Korean-American artist’s creation are a wild ride into the future

accomplished in multiple formats and technologies, he has the spirit of a jazz improviser: by the time he becomes recognized for a particular signature, he’s already ripping it up to start again