Founded in the 1960s, Sylcom Light continues the legacy of Murano glass, preserving centuries-old Venetian techniques while pushing them into contemporary design. Each chandelier and

A fractured concrete block hangs mid-air, its weight seemingly impossible—held together only by thin threads. This striking gesture is part of 'Ejercicios de Enlaces' by

In 'Nothing Serious', Charlotte Aeb presents a kinetic installation built from bright, playful elements and the unmistakable sound of unravelling birthday whistles. The work unfolds

Cloisonné, an ancient craft of metal and enamel, finds new life in the work of Qing Song. Using crushed natural stones, delicate wirework, and kiln-fired

In 'Through Thousands' (2007), Belgian artist Carole Louis transforms ordinary plastic straws into a dense, almost immaterial mass. At first glance, the work appears soft

Miniature artist Ishibashi Electronics spent three years building an intricately detailed library that feels almost real. 📚 Peer inside, and you’ll find endless shelves, towering

As part of the annual Telluride Mushroom Festival in Colorado, hundreds of participants transform themselves into fungi and take to the streets in a surreal,

The world’s largest pop-up book is now on view at the Richard J. Riordan Central Library in Los Angeles. 📖 Titled 'Luceros y Penumbras' (Starlight

William Anastasi’s 'Transfer' (1968) sits at the intersection of perception, recording, and self-surveillance. A pioneer of conceptual and minimal art, Anastasi consistently shifted focus away

'Deeper Than You Know' is a performative installation by Khozema Alaaed, expanding his ongoing 'Maps & Cities' series—where geography becomes a metaphor for identity in