Rana Haddad and Pascal Hachem shape earth jars into three towers for Reveries, a site-specific installation at Desert X AlUla 2024.
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In Lying on the floor, Eunkyung Lee turns unintended places of rest at home into low cast-aluminium forms shaped by hand marks and deliberate instability.
Idoia Cuesta’s Weaving Identity turns chestnut strips and braided rye straw into a collective installation at the Museu de Alberto Sampaio, inviting Guimarães residents to add their own woven layers.
Vincent Leroy’s Eccentric Lenses uses wind-driven Fresnel lenses to fragment views of mountains, rice fields and vegetation in Munduk, Bali.
Rachel Howard brings drone imagery and vulnerable human figures together in Harvest at 447 Space in New York, exploring surveillance, distance and the act of witnessing.
A look back at Cyprien Gaillard’s The Recovery of Discovery, the 2011 KW Berlin installation that turned 72,000 beer bottles into a monument visitors could dismantle.
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.
Italian artist Emilio Ferro has transformed Paris’ Chapelle Expiatoire with Threshold, a site-specific light and sound installation that treats illumination as an architectural material rather than an effect. Unveiled on
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.
