While preparing to attend the upcoming London Design Biennale presentation, I can’t help but feel excited about what promises to be one of the most compelling cultural events of 2025.
Amalia Puga: “Their craft inspired me to use design and innovation to help preserve this tradition”.
Amalia Puga: “Their craft inspired me to use design and innovation to help preserve this tradition and empower a group...
Mathilda Tham is a Professor in Design at Linnaeus University in Sweden and affiliated with Goldsmiths, University of London, and...
Meet the Tokyo based Designer Nanako Kume and her incredible artwork,”Sharpener”. The designer Nanako Kume makes stuning lampshades with giant...
The work of Japanese artist Kaori Kurihara leaves no one indifferent. Kaori reinvents nature, especially fruits and vegetables.Her ceramics, created...
