Anett Papp And Textiles Designed With Nature

Anett Papp is a Hungarian artist working at the intersection of biodesign, textile innovation, and sustainability to create eco-friendly textiles in collaboration with nature. My approach aims to bridge the natural world with the world of design, introducing new ecological solutions for the textile industry - the artist explains. The Naturing Project Naturing is a…

ByTeo Sandigliano16 December 20240Comments

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Axis: Circular Tables Born From Marine Plastic Waste

Inspired by the concept of Euclidean space, Axis is a collection of tables designed using recycled materials sourced from the sea. Presented by the BlueCycle studio and designed by Alessandro Gorla (Studio Algoritmo), it stands as an innovative example of circular design. BlueCycle, based in Greece, is a pioneering company in the field of circular…

ByTeo Sandigliano9 December 20240Comments

Design Interviews

Designed Wilderness: Design For Biodiversity

Barbara Pollini, designer and researcher, has recently developed a series of handmade sculptures titled Designed Wilderness: Minimum Viable Ecosystems. These works serve as an experiment in exploring bio-receptive design through craftsmanship, slow colonization, and the Art of Noticing. This approach, which Pollini calls slow biodesign, contrasts sharply with the rapid pace of plastic 3D printing.…

ByTeo Sandigliano2 December 20240Comments

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Juxtaposed: A Portal To African Design

Open until January 31 at the Wexler Gallery in Philadelphia, JUXTAPOSED: A PORTAL TO AFRICAN DESIGN is the first extensive solo exhibition of Jomo Tariku, a renowned Ethiopian-American artist and furniture designer. It is a true journey guiding viewers through the world of African design, drawing from the deep roots that inspire the designer’s work.…

ByTeo Sandigliano25 November 20240Comments

Architecture Design Events Interiors

10th Annual Inspireli Awards + 2 New Competitions

The Inspireli Awards, the world’s largest international architecture competition for students, returns for its 10th edition with several exciting updates. The competition – previously featured on WeVux – is officially open for both individual and group submissions. Participation is free, offering a unique opportunity for aspiring architects and designers. (Cover image Schindler’s Ark Competition, winner Museum,…

ByTeo Sandigliano21 November 20240Comments

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Linee D’ombra: Rethinking The City Together

One of the major challenges cities face, exacerbated by global warming, is the presence of urban heat islands (UHI). These are areas where temperatures are significantly higher than in surrounding regions — sometimes even harmful to human health. Such areas can include walkways, bus stops, avenues, and squares, which become nearly uninhabitable during the hottest…

ByTeo Sandigliano18 November 20240Comments

Communication Design

Logo In Real Life, The Book

When a graphic design professional works with a brand logo, their task goes beyond simply selecting the best position or background color. They must also adhere to the company's visual identity—often encapsulated in a brand manual, a document outlining the rules and instructions for using the brand's graphic and identity elements. But what happens to…

ByTeo Sandigliano14 November 20240Comments

Design Interviews

Circular Talks: Ourcarbon®, The Carbon Negative Pigment

Bioforcetech is a technology company dedicated to improving modern waste management practices while providing sustainable alternatives to toxic materials like carbon black pigments, which pose health risks. To address these issues, Bioforcetech transforms waste materials, such as biosolids, using a patented process that eliminates contaminants and produces a black pigment, OurCarbon®, which replaces petroleum-based materials. We interviewed Garrett Benisch, co-founder…

ByTeo Sandigliano11 November 20240Comments

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Yuta Ikeya: Rethinking Technology To Respect Nature

Through his projects, Japanese-born designer and engineer Yuta Ikeya (1991) introduces a new way to engage with nature, one that is mindful of temporal rhythms and respectful of ecosystems. Based in Utrecht, Netherlands, Ikeya uses his design expertise to create tools and equipment that embrace the unpredictability of the natural world. His design explorations are…

ByTeo Sandigliano8 November 20240Comments

Design Interviews Materials

Circular Talks: Kuori

Founded in 2022 in Switzerland, Kuori is a young startup dedicated to transitioning into a post-petroleum economy. The team leverages food by-products – such as olive pits and walnut shells – to develop novel bio-based, biodegradable, and elastic materials that are earth-friendly have a patent pending. To gain a deeper understanding of Kuori's origins and…

ByTeo Sandigliano4 November 20240Comments

Anett Papp And Textiles Designed With Nature

Axis: Circular Tables Born From Marine Plastic Waste

Designed Wilderness: Design For Biodiversity

Juxtaposed: A Portal To African Design

10th Annual Inspireli Awards + 2 New Competitions

Linee D’ombra: Rethinking The City Together

Logo In Real Life, The Book

Circular Talks: Ourcarbon®, The Carbon Negative Pigment

Yuta Ikeya: Rethinking Technology To Respect Nature

Circular Talks: Kuori

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