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In Division & Unity, Territory has created a graphic exploration of how our digital age has shaped and influenced us, and a message that we’re stronger together.
The Future of Mobility – a series of illustrations for BMW. AD Franziska Goppold
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Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of retro-futurism with this stunning neon cityscape. This artwork captures the essence of a futuristic metropolis, blending bold neon colors with sleek architectural designs and sci-fi elements. Perfect for adding a modern, nostalgic vibe to any space. Explore more retro-futuristic art and sci-fi inspirations on our board!
Step into the future with this mesmerizing visual, showcasing the beauty trends of 2025. The image features striking mascara, enhanced by ambient glow and radiant shine reminiscent of Paro and Yellowstone's geothermal landscapes. Fractured light adds an alluring touch, bringing Bolivia into this futuristic vision. Explore the intersection of nature-inspired effects and cutting-edge beauty. #FutureBeautyTrends #Mascara #Bolivia #VisualEffects
The cobalt-blue-and-brick-red residence where now-legendary Mexican visual artist Frida Kahlo grew up—and at times lived with husband Diego Rivera—is one of the city’s most consistently packed attractions; buying tickets in advance is strongly recommended. That said, the visit is essentially (and justifiably) mandatory and offers fascinating glimpses into this extraordinary woman’s life and work. In addition to holding some of her paintings, the house also functions as a showcase for her library, astounding wardrobe, and collection of pre-Columbian artifacts; it additionally bears witness to her close association with left-wing politics. What’s more, the museum portrays the artist’s struggles with depression, marital infidelities, disability, and illness. The house’s garden—home to a modest café and mostly bashful felines—makes for a great breather before more strolling in the Coyoacán neighborhood.
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