Category: Art

Jakub Koźniewski creates Kinetic Text-Based Sculptures   Models of Crisis is a series of three generative kinetic objects by designer Jakub Koźniewski that explore the potential of physical-digital systems to express internal psychological states. Each object integrates mechanical motion with algorithmically generated text, forming a hybrid of kinetic sculpture and computational language.   Developed using […]

Banksy’s comeback is a lighthouse mural    Banksy has broken his silence after posting a new sentimental lighthouse mural on May 20th, 2025, on his Instagram. The image shows a street bollard in an unknown location. Adjacent to it, there’s a shadow that runs through the floor, a gray-seeming paint, before it rises into a […]

teamlab biovortex kyoto set to open later this year   teamLab announces the launch of its upcoming museum, teamLab Biovortex Kyoto, set to open in Minami-ku, Kyoto in the Fall of 2025. The immersive space will serve as a cultural hub for experimental digital art, featuring new and previously unseen works that merge perception, environment, […]

Atelier Alter installs galaxy of cultural memory in china pavilion   Atelier Alter Architects transforms the Chinese Pavilion at the 2025 Venice Biennale into a galaxy of cultural memory with Dunhuang Con-stella-tion, a luminous sculptural installation. Architects Yingfan Zhang and Xiaojun Bu materialize a 12×8×6.5-meter 3D star field using metal rods, spherical forms, mesh, and multicolored […]

inflated Temporality suspended at berlinische galerie   At the Berlinische Galerie, artist Daniel Hölzl opens a new chapter in his ongoing conversation with space, structure, and impermanence. For the museum’s 50th anniversary, the artist has installed ‘soft cycles,’ an architectural intervention that fills the void above the main entrance with 800 cubic meters of gently […]

satellites exhibition bridges cinematic and gaming worlds   Satellites, on view at Prada Aoyama in Tokyo, brings together the elective affinities of two of contemporary culture’s most distinctive storytellers — Danish filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn and Japanese game designer Hideo Kojima. The project transforms the fifth floor of Herzog & de Meuron’s iconic glass structure […]

Alicja Kozłowska explores intersection of craft & street culture   Polish textile artist Alicja Kozłowska redefines the boundaries between craft and street art in Banksy Who?, a public art series that brings embroidery to the urban landscape. Comprising seven large-scale embroidered graffiti works, along with crocheted balaclavas and hand-stitched spray cans, the project fuses traditional […]

Ulf Mejergren and Travis Child reference larval structures   Timber Twist is a work created for Virserum Konsthall Art Museum in Sweden by Ulf Mejergren Architects (UMA) and Esperöd Art Team’s Travis Child, invited as part of the Träkraft (Wood Power) exhibition. Its inspiration comes from the Bagworm moth, whose larvae build protective cases from twigs, […]

charles brooks expands his architecture in music series   Charles Brooks continues his Architecture in Music series, revealing the concealed chambers of rare and historic instruments. For each of his compositions, he merges hundreds of images of the intimate interiors taken with medical telescopes, capturing sweeping perspectives that appear almost architectural. His newest documentation takes […]

A week at the knees by Alex Chinneck shows up in london   At the Clerkenwell Design Week 2025, Alex Chinneck’s monumental brick facade sculpture slides and sits down in London’s Charterhouse Square. Named ‘A week at the knees,’ the public art, on view at the square until early July 2025, looks like it has […]