Tag: sculptures
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Free-standing giants for insect loving humanoids
A Tale of Giants and Insectophile Humans. While Martin Pierce’s fascination with nature may not be news worthy the inventive story line and fantastical bronze sculptures it supports, most certainly is. The new sculpture collection represents a departure from the stricter realism of his hardware and furniture designs. Realism is still focal to his new…
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Stone sculptures for the bathroom: Three cocoon bathtubs perfect to relax in
Kreoo, the free-standing bathroom collections. Hug, Tao, and Kora are some of Kreoo’s freestanding proposals that express the maximum potential of stone through their refined details and thicknesses. The soft profiles, which often arise from a single block of material, characterize the three projects that mix marble with brass, bronze, or warm walnut and…
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6 Luxury Design Choices for Your Interior
You deserve to come home to a touch of luxury at the end of each day. And with an elegant upgrade to your interior design, you can fall in love with your abode all over again. There are plenty of professional interior designers out there, but you don’t need one – you know what you…
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The 2021 Officine Saffi Award is the most exciting research on ceramics in contemporary culture
The 2021 OFFICINE SAFFI AWARD exhibition is opening on September 7th in Milan, showcasing 45 amazing ceramic artists, designers and makers. The Officine Saffi Award, now in its fourth edition, is a biennial award that promotes ceramics in contemporary culture. Works by 45 finalist artists, coming from over 16 countries, will be on exhibition…
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Ancient marble sculptures are translated by Fendi’s Kim Jones into softly draped silhouettes
Legendary Italian filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini inspires Fendi haute couture. Chapters of Rome’s history, its romantic allure and cultural legacy are interwoven with a distinctly contemporary aesthetic in the Fendi Couture Autumn – Winter 2021 collection, designed by Kim Jones. Fendi presented its haute couture collection for Fall/Winter Hiver 2021-2022 through the lens of…
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Anish Kapoor: ‘Artists are not makers of luxury goods’
The artist on working with the world’s blackest substance, the troubled legacy of his Olympic sculpture and the state of the art world today