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Text by Tina Gorjanc Hussain Almossawi is a CG artist, director, and product designer based in Brooklyn, New York. He is the Mossawi Studios founder,
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Interview by Simona Serban Studio Pascal Smelik – a studio for site-specific and custom-made object design – is a studio founded by Pascal Smelik in
Text by Maren Häußermann The presentation of fashion is never just about the clothes. In the eighties, the models danced to music on the runways.
Text by CLOT Magazine Change and adaptation are the only constants in our lives, and experimentation at all levels is the motor of creativity. Both
Text by CLOT Magazine Temes de Disseny, the yearly publication of ELISAVA Barcelona School of Design and Engineering, is back with an issue focused on AI
Interview by Adriana Ciotau When we think of Jenny E. Sabin, we think about the background and ambitions that have crossed boundaries in research collaboration.
Text by CLOT Magazine Tallinn Architecture Biennale (TAB) is a global architecture and urban development festival taking place in Tallinn, Estonia. Organised by the Estonian
Interview by Lidia Ratoi Texture. Colour. Material. Light. Movement. Sound. One morphing from another, seamlessly coming together. Suggestive. Empathetic. Delicate. Strong. Seductive. Impossible to separate
Interview by Tina Gorjanc Annike Flo takes part in one of the expanding new branches of design, which interacts with science and technology in order
