Olga Furman is a Russian‑born, New Jersey–based mixed‑media contemporary artist best known for expressive portraits and figurative works with elements of surrealism. She grew up in St. Petersburg and the Russian Far North, later emigrated to Israel and then to the United States, and now runs a home studio where she paints and teaches. Faces […]
Simon Bailly is a French illustrator and graphic designer from Lyon (born 1993) whose work fuses ligne claire Franco‑Belgian comics with poster design and dry, often sarcastic visual storytelling. Since graduating from École Supérieure d’Art de Lorraine in 2015, he has illustrated for Libération and Le 1 and now works widely with clients such as
Ozy Worldy is a contemporary painter born in 1998 and based in southern Italy, whose work blends dark surrealism with expressionism to explore “daily and romantic darkness” and the brutal side of introspection. His canvases usually center on a solitary red‑masked or horned, faceless figure watched by grinning, wide‑eyed black cats, staged in dense vegetation
The gaming handheld continues to expand with new devices aimed at retro enthusiasts and mobile gamers. One of the latest additions is the GameMT EX8, a portable gaming console designed to deliver a capable Android-based gaming experience while maintaining a relatively affordable price point. With a high-resolution display, a familiar handheld layout, and hardware suited
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For about 18 years, every aluminum MacBook has looked more or less the same. Silver. Angular. Quietly serious. There’s nothing wrong with that. Apple’s unibody aluminum design, introduced in October 2008 and carved from a single block of metal, was genuinely elegant and set the template for an entire industry. But it also retired something
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Most furniture sits in a room without saying much. It fills a corner, does its job, and disappears into the background. Nako Baev’s THE OBJECT 01 is not that kind of furniture. The Amsterdam-based designer set out to build a chair that carries the weight of a spatial statement, something that holds its ground without
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Paul&Albert’s Front Door Cabinet for the municipality of Assen Dutch design duo Paul&Albert have created the Front Door Cabinet for the municipality of Assen in the Netherlands. The object organizes tools used by the city for communication and citizen participation while translating the architectural language of domestic front doors into a sculptural cabinet. Rather
Airstream is synonymous with quality. And when that quality meets Mercedes-Benz performance and substance, you get an interesting, adventure-ready motorhome called the Atlas 25RT. From how Airstream puts it – and the photos suggest – this is a luxury-packed touring coach with sophisticated interiors that you would want for a comfortable adventure, whether it’s for
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Most portable computers are sealed boxes, which is exactly what makes them frustrating for anyone who wants to experiment with electronics. You can run code on a laptop, but try wiring a temperature sensor or an infrared transmitter directly to it, and you’ll realize that consumer hardware was never designed for that kind of access.
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March has a habit of delivering the products that January only promised. CES demos become preorders, concept renders start circulating with real specs attached, and the gadgets worth paying attention to separate themselves from the ones that were only ever meant to look good on a stage. This month’s picks share a common thread: each
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