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Time Frame by Gen Atem and Miriam Bossard
The Center for Dentistry of the University of Zurich and the Fachstelle Kunst am Bau of the Building Department of the Canton of Zurich present artists Gen Atem and Miriam Bossard’s reinterpretation of the work “Train Time”.
Ekklesía Pavilion by Pink Intruder, image: Noel Arraiz
Created for the annual Fallas festival in Valencia, Spain, the Ekklesía Pavilion by Pink Intruder is an installation made with cardboard tubes with a metallic appearance atop a mosaic made of 96,000 wooden pieces.
‘Fountain 2017’ by Bureau A for Common Ground, photo: James Batten
Architectural office Bureau A has installed a marble pissoir in a Zürich West public space for the project Common Ground.
Caramel: Yasmin Müller at Cruise & Callas
The form of artist Yasmin Müller’s works reminds of furniture, more precisely objects to sit on, like chairs, armchairs or a chaise longue, but they’ve been stripped of their function.
‘3me2you1thing4sale’ by Horst Wittmann
Horst Wittmann’s solo exhibition at the Städtische Galerie Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany, entitled ‘3me2you1thing4sale’, focuses on the designer’s personal understanding of design and its social dimension.
Preview: Anton Alvarez Solo Exhibition at Gallery Libby Sellers, photo: Gustav Almestål
Swedish-Chilean artist/ designer Anton Alvarez’s Thread Wrapping Machine creates objects by binding the different components that go into making an object (legs, seat, back rest, etc.) together with thousands of meters of glue-coated thread. For an upcoming exhibition at Gallery Libby Sellers, Alvarez is investigating alternative possibilities with the machine.
‘Lucid Stead’ light art installation by Phillip K. Smith III, photo: Steve King
Architect, artist Phillip K Smith III recently revealed his light based project, Lucid Stead, in Joshua Tree, California during what was expected to be a two day event for a handful of viewers – that turned into more than 400 people making the journey over two weekends. People from as far away as New York City and Canada traveled to the California High Desert to experience it.
‘Synthetic Nature’ by Vlad Tenu
London-based architect Vlad Tenu’s Synthetic Nature is a collection of prototypes conceived and created through holistic architectural design research into the genesis of form and space.