Born to be fold
This is no short-term dalliance, art aficionados! Peter Gentenaar of Netherlands has gone rogue with paper art. Backed up by Royal Dutch paper factory and a customized machine to create paper sculptures, the everyday use material blazed a trail of gravity defying artwork. Beating pulp for very long that creates an extraordinary play … Read more
Acid pop
Au naturale with a spurt of colors is the way to go by Spanish born designer and architect Patricia Urquiola in her collection ‘Variations’ for French crystal manufacturer ‘Baccarat’ for a touch of the unconventional. Belly up to the bar in style with glassware that gives a rhythmic vibe and vases with fierce … Read more
Fabrican
Wonders happen when science and fashion come together. Who could ever predict this futuristic technology where fabric could come in a can. Yes you heard that right! Spanish fashion designer, Manel Torres has developed the world’s first Spray-On Fabric clothing that can be worn, washed and worn again. “Fabrican” is a portable material that … Read more
An Indian summer
This slender piece of work pierces through our imagination divulging the things obscured in it. The “India-inspired” detachable vessels and vases can be split into 3 parts of different materials i.e. glass, wood and brass or copper creating a beautiful aesthetic play between the metallic and organic materials. Pia Wüstenberg, originator of the concept, depicts … Read more
