Visual Arts
For the Japanese collective of digital artists, technology is above all a means of making normally invisible relationships visible. In this interview, they share their groundbreaking vision of the relationship between human beings and nature, perception and the future.
Celebrated architectural photographer Richard Bryant reveals how he captures the essence of the places he photographs. We discover how intuition and his architectural training have been key in shaping his approach to each project, informing the way we eventually perceive his work.
In the Carpathia project, photographer Nicholas J.R. White documents the birth of a nature park in the remote heart of Romania, protecting one of the last wild areas in the European continent.
In the new Fenix Museum in Rotterdam, designed by MAD Architects, the inaugural exhibition All Directions narrates migration as a personal and collective experience through six fundamental themes. We talked with the curator Hanneke Mantel.
A book that brings together the extraordinary photographic exploration of Edward Burtynsky in the ‘residual landscapes’, changed by our way of life. Not merely images but thought-provoking tools.
For the Japanese collective of digital artists, technology is above all a means of making normally invisible relationships visible. In this interview, they share their groundbreaking vision of the relationship between human beings and nature, perception and the future.
Celebrated architectural photographer Richard Bryant reveals how he captures the essence of the places he photographs. We discover how intuition and his architectural training have been key in shaping his approach to each project, informing the way we eventually perceive his work.
In the Carpathia project, photographer Nicholas J.R. White documents the birth of a nature park in the remote heart of Romania, protecting one of the last wild areas in the European continent.
In the new Fenix Museum in Rotterdam, designed by MAD Architects, the inaugural exhibition All Directions narrates migration as a personal and collective experience through six fundamental themes. We talked with the curator Hanneke Mantel.
A book that brings together the extraordinary photographic exploration of Edward Burtynsky in the ‘residual landscapes’, changed by our way of life. Not merely images but thought-provoking tools.
For the Japanese collective of digital artists, technology is above all a means of making normally invisible relationships visible. In this interview, they share their groundbreaking vision of the relationship between human beings and nature, perception and the future.
Celebrated architectural photographer Richard Bryant reveals how he captures the essence of the places he photographs. We discover how intuition and his architectural training have been key in shaping his approach to each project, informing the way we eventually perceive his work.
In the Carpathia project, photographer Nicholas J.R. White documents the birth of a nature park in the remote heart of Romania, protecting one of the last wild areas in the European continent.
In the new Fenix Museum in Rotterdam, designed by MAD Architects, the inaugural exhibition All Directions narrates migration as a personal and collective experience through six fundamental themes. We talked with the curator Hanneke Mantel.
A book that brings together the extraordinary photographic exploration of Edward Burtynsky in the ‘residual landscapes’, changed by our way of life. Not merely images but thought-provoking tools.