JeeYoung Lee transforms blank rooms into physical dream spaces Seoul-based artist JeeYoung Lee has long explored the idea of dreams as spaces that can be entered and examined, making use of the blank room as a backdrop. Working within the confines of her studio, Lee builds each scene by hand before photographing it, […]
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Brion Gysin and Ian Sommerville’s dreamachine Dreams don’t start when we fall asleep. They’re already forming, just below the level of attention, as patterns rather than images. More like rhythms than narratives. Under certain conditions, they become visible. They don’t need to be invented, only activated. Light can do that. Not constant light, but
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How Sleep state nurtures human design and creativity While most technology is built for waking life – meaning the hours we are alert and awake – a third of our lives happens in darkness, in a sleep state we are barely conscious of. Adam Haar Horowitz, a cognitive scientist and CEO of DUST, treats
Wireless charging was supposed to simplify things. Instead, most Apple users end up with a tangle of pads and cables on the nightstand, one for the iPhone, another for the Apple Watch, and a separate spot for the AirPods. The technology meant to reduce friction has become its own kind of mess, especially for anyone
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LiberNovo Omni chair responds to human form What if the objects we inhabit throughout the work day were as dynamic as the minds they support? The future of the workspace is shifting away from the rigid and the static, moving toward a philosophy where furniture acts as a living extension of our own biology.
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Octave transforms vast data into clear, actionable intelligence Octave, developed by FutureBrand in partnership with Hexagon, is a software brand built to transform complex data into precise, actionable intelligence. Conceived as part of the spin-off of Hexagon’s software division, the project establishes a distinct identity within the industrial technology sector, centered on clarity, confidence, and
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Located in central London, Uncommon Holborn transforms the existing Templar House into 85,000 square feet of office space distributed across…
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Budget smartphones have always played the same game of compromises. You get 5G connectivity but lose camera quality, or you get a fast screen but sacrifice battery life. As affordable phones adopt faster network speeds, keeping up with 5G’s energy demands has become one of the biggest challenges for manufacturers trying to keep costs down
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SpY activates space and perception through rotating sculpture SpY’s practice systematically explores the relationship between perception, space, and collective behavior within the public realm. Through large-scale interventions and a formal economy close to minimalism, his works disrupt the ordinary reading of the environment and activate new modes of attention. In the new work presented
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kengo kuma’s Winning proposal for National Gallery expansion Kengo Kuma and Associates with BDP and MICA wins the international competition to design a new wing for the National Gallery in London, as part of its £750 million Project Domani expansion. Selected from a shortlist of six teams among 65 submissions, the proposal was unanimously
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