Designed by Colby Geary (also known through his design platform ForgeCore), this piece sits somewhere between game, sculpture, and experiment in material thinking. His now

Natalie Gee is a sculptor working in one of the most direct and physically demanding traditions in contemporary art—stone carving at its source. Rather than

Carlota Pérez de Castro doesn’t just paint—she dances the painting into existence. 💃🏼 The Madrid-born multidisciplinary artist merges flamenco, performance, and abstraction into a single

‘Eyes Half Open’ marks Goki Muramoto’s first solo exhibition in the United States—an immersive exploration of how we see, remember, and construct reality. The exhibition

German artist Simon Schubert creates hauntingly detailed “drawings” without ever using ink or paint. Instead, he folds and creases single sheets of white paper into

A lamp that responds to weight. 'Grammoluce' by Martinelli Luce transforms switching on a light into a physical, almost intuitive gesture. Its satin glass spheres

A chessboard made like no other. Designer and maker Greg Dean Mann transforms the game into something slower, heavier, and more intentional. ♟️ Cast in

Danish artist Simon Lindbeej explores interaction and emergence through a kinetic cabinet that brings together magnetism, mirrors and shadow patterns. Developed since 2025, the work

During Paris Fashion Week, Rick Owens turned extreme temperatures into part of the performance itself. Staged in Paris (often at the Palais de Tokyo), the

Eliza Reinhardt recreates iconic artworks through an unexpected medium—textiles, clothing, and layered fabrics—transforming soft materials into striking large-scale portraits. Following the recent passing of David