2018 ALL RIGHT RESERVED
Design
Robin Grasby uses offcuts from luxury marble workshops to create a terrazzo material he calls “beautifully chaotic”. The London-based designer uses waste from the marble industry. It is called Altrock, the material can be used for worktops,
Art
New pieces from the hyperrealistic artist Young-sung Kim. The talented Korean painter is currently working and living in London and his exhibition is now available at the Waterfall Mansion Gallery.
Photography
“Failure To Not Forget” is a photographic-pictorial project by Iamonte twin sisters. The project was born by chance in 2013 as a form of connection and experimentation between themselves, mixing
Design Festivals
On November 15th Genoese artist Lorenzo Petrantoni will launch a personal exhibition at Tenhoa shop in Milan, Italy. Words, illustrations and
Feel Desain is excited to announce that thanks to Curve Creative Studio will be part of the In The City
From October 3-7 2018, Saudi Design Week 2018 kicks off the creative season in Riyadh with over 30 specialized talks
From September 25 to 29, a new edition of Bologna Design Week will take place in the capital city of
TRÜF studio reveals a new series of minimal line drawings. After dealing with animals in FAÜNA, now it’s time for FLÖRA. The umlaut becomes a sort of trademark of the studio,
The Bauhaus school in Dessau becomes a bus and embarks for a world tour. A mobile building will travel between four global cities, aiming to “unlearn” the influential school’s Eurocentric attitudes.
This art piece hides two different wire sculptures depending on your perspective. French sculptor Matthieu Robert-Ortis has used the transformative influence of perspective in his brilliantly executed piece, La révolution des Girafes. From
As 2018 draws to a close we decided to take a look back at the most popular artworks we’ve published over the last 12 months. Although 2018 was the year
“Failure To Not Forget” is a photographic-pictorial project by Iamonte twin sisters. The project was born by chance in 2013 as a form of connection and experimentation between themselves, mixing
Chinese studio Archive completed the interiors of W Studio’s offices using strict plywood and concrete as the main materials. The architects have completed the environment playing with geometrical lighting fixtures and green