Charles Gaines used grids to colorfully illustrate everything from falling leaves to bodies in motion.
Studio PRACTICE unveils minimalist Bend Series: transforming industrial steel pipes into elegant furniture
Koons Series is a minimal furniture collection created by Hangzhou-based practice TELLS STUDIO
Studio Mumbai comes back to the Belgian gallery to present their practice in a new furniture series inspired by traditional Indian crafts.
from 16 may to 24 august, indian architecture practice studio mumbai, will present a new series of hand-made furniture at maniera gallery in belgium.
Dutch Design Week 2016: architecture practice Studio Ossidiana has reinterpreted traditional Persian carpets to create a series of concrete pieces.
International architecture practice, HWCD has developed a series of mixed-used towers located at Yangtze River Delta. The team of The Nanjing Studio 14 submit…
Design practice Olaniyi Studio has created a series of shoes made from biomaterials, which are designed to curl up like plants when they decay.
A series of intersecting blocks and voids form House of Courtyards, which Indian practice Studio VDGA has added to a neighbourhood in Dubai.
A series of interior courtyards and a walkway enclosed with wooden blinds define a narrow house in Mallorca designed by Spanish practice Company Studio.
Small Studio Snapshots is a new, weekly series in which we investigate the ins and outs of running a small architecture practice. This week, we're talking with 31/44 Architects, a practice with studios in both Amsterdam and London established in 2010.
well dear readers, I have been working on my new show... Excavations from my Ripped and Torn series.. and I have 5 small pieces to share with you.. although they are not going into the show.. they were just for Practice.. I once had a teacher that used to shout, "Practice, Practice, Practice.. as we were leaving the studio.. So I have made several small pieces as rough drafts.. to see how this new series will behave... sometimes mixed media needs time to sit .. to rest and techniques need time to develop... no matter how long I work with a media I am always learning new things.. paper teaches me so much.. It seems to me that as we develop and grow as artists we find new ways to use the same old materials.. Excavations is an attempt to rip through the layers and sort out the truths.. the center always reveals what has been hiding there all along.. As I rip and tear, and focus, the dimension of the relationship comes clearly into focus.. and I am always reminded that harmony and congruence is born from chaos.. Please save the date!! May 17th 2019 in Fort Collins, CO 7-9 pm I will so look forward to seeing you!! We are off again, traveling to see family again.. So I am taking a little break until March 1st when I will have the new Mono Printing video for you.. but I will have a new blog post for you next Tuesday see you then!! C4N!
Maryam Ashkanian’s stirring “Sleep” series offers embroidered figures on pillows, with threads creating a sculptural landscape on each canvas. The works carry both an intimacy and are part of a broader practice that implements textiles and painting into unexpected forms. The fiber artist is currently based in Iran, where she operates her studio.
STUDIO RAMOPRIMO is a Beijing based architectural design practice founded by Italian architects Marcella Campa and Stefano Avesani in 2008 working in between Italy and China. The studio’s name refers to the way they call in Venice some hidden lane and it’s the Italian translation of the Chinese term Tou Tiao, which indicates the first lane of a series of Hutong alleys in old Beijing carrying the same progressive name. It marks the beginning of a newly born urban process. Our design projects range from urban planning to architecture, interior design and graphics. Main focus of the studio is the interaction between the social and the build environment offering at different scales vibrant design solutions for any contemporary urban living need. In parallel with the design practice the studio is involved on the INSTANT HUTONG project [www.instanthutong.com], investigating contemporary process of rapid urbanization in China, relations between social and physical aspects of everyday environment and ways for people to reinterpret the urban landscape.
Posters don’t need to be arduous, intricately composed affairs to do the job at hand. As Polish graphic design practice Syfon Studio proves, all you need is an eye-catching motif, a strong colour palette and some experimental typography to secure your viewer’s attention. Founded by Ursula Janowska and Filip Tofil, a pair who met at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, Syfon has a knack for unfussy, playful work, demonstrated perhaps most effectively in this series of posters made for an exhibition of poster design at the Institute of Design Kielce. Mixing traditional techniques with fun motifs and using a strict three-colour printing technique, the resulting series is a barrel of laughs.
I perceive the multiple series of prints that have emerged from my studio practice recently to be loosely connected, as if small indirect passages of the same dense poem. Although these works repeat in style and form, I do not intend to create allegiances among them, and yet, my entire body of work seems to…
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We’re no stranger to the elegant design eye of David Goss, having commissioned his multi-disciplinary practice Studio Goss to bring the spatial incarnations of our brand to life across all six Armadillo showrooms. Their latest project is a residential wonder perched on the coast of the Mornington Peninsula – a series of strong yet serene courtyard spaces that capture the enigmatic beauty of natural and ambient light.
