designboom visited nielsen's studio and had the opportunity to craft a piece alongside the artist.

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showing at ross + kramer, more than twenty ceramic works by en iwamura explore the symbolic significance of masks.

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collaborating with 3D printing company WASP, the artist draws his designs from the natural construction models such as honeycomb cells and worm and spider webs.

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its mirrored surfaces diffract the horizon and repeat it endlessly, as the landscape is reflected in a phantasmagorical and moving vision.

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the 60-meter-long installation of interlocking zeros that seemingly float draw from the concept of googolplex -- the number that inspired the tech giant’s name.

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faye toogood guides us through her WOMANIFESTO! installation, reflecting on how embracing feminine energy shapes her work and the future of design.

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the pearls within the cluster of shells cradle a gentle soundscape, reimagining a traditional chant honoring the gulf's pearl diving heritage.

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with his glitching paintings, artist alexis mata draws on hallucinatory experiences during his travels through the deserts of mexico.

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desert X has announced 'the living pyramid' by hungarian artist agnes denes as its first major commission for 2025.

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oliveira's three monumental sculptures are made from recycled plywood, bark, and papier-mâché.

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