At Almine Rech Shanghai, Tia-Thuy Nguyen brings clouds, quartz, beadwork and hand-woven stainless steel into a shifting field of light, energy and perception.
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Resonancia extends Logroño City Hall into public space through a lightweight aluminum lattice that creates new paths and places to gather.
MUGEN’s BARRAQ collection explores the relationship between light, stone, and nature through sculptural alabaster luminaires inspired by volcanic clouds and geological formations.
Point Cloud by Vincent Leroy transforms Beijing’s Taikoo Li Sanlitun into a kinetic landscape of color, light, and movement.
Annie Han and Daniel Mihalyo turn empty space into powerful art. A deep look at Non-Sign II and the poetics of negative space in contemporary installation.
James Tapscott installs Arc ZERO Nimbus and Eclipse in Houston, where mist, reflection and light shape an immersive public art landscape.
A kinetic installation unfolds across the Tanzanian landscape, where fractal logic dissolves into a living form shaped by wind, light, and horizon.
In Richard Wilson’s work, architecture is never simply a setting. It is tested, inverted, cut open, rotated and made newly uncertain. Few artists of the last four decades have treated
San Francisco-based studio FUTUREFORMS explores the concept of digital craft through computational design, transforming algorithms into immersive public art installations. Projects such as Orbital in San Francisco and Weatherscape in El Paso demonstrate how digital fabrication, environmental forces and interactive design can redefine contemporary public space.
Chinese artist Lin Fanglu transforms Bai tie dye into monumental textile sculptures that merge craft, memory and contemporary art.
