Spanish artist Javier Riera designs and photographs light projections that fit perfectly onto specifically shaped trees and their branches. The geometric forms are inspired by the particular landscape, and are used to reveal what Riera perceives to be latent dimensions or energies embedded in the na
After years of work as a ceramic artist, Kenny Sing of Turn Studio has created a series of shallow vessels which double as zoetrope animations when spun. His project, Trepō, transfers digital patterns onto the one-of-a-kind curves of his ceramic platters. The patterns are then either precisely cut f
A university is switching off its social media channels to promote a healthier online culture.
Museums from all over the world are flexing on each other with their best ducks.
When traveling, it is a given that I will visit at least one museum dedicated to art. Most often it is someplace new—either an institution that has previously escaped my radar, or one that belongs to a city I have not yet explored. Although I enjoy viewing institutional collections, I am perhaps mos
Scott Reinhard combines contemporary land elevations with historic maps to create three-dimensional environments of a specific region, city, or state. To produce the digital maps, he pulls elevation data from the United States Geological Survey, which he then embeds with location information and mer
Remote work is taking over the world and the youth. Here's AND.CO's report on where it's been and where it's headed.
Swiss skier and filmmaker Nicolas Vulgnier was recently filmed 6 freeriders skiing down a mountain all while being chased by a ball of fire.
This company has been operating for years in the Apulian Daunia with its own land and 100% Pugliese wheat as well as oil. The new generation wants to carry on the family business with the contribution of new skills gained through the study of marketing, in particular this brand that represents a start-up starts from the production of two typical basic products: pasta and oil.
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A campaign wants the Bank of England to put a person of colour on the next 50 pound note.
D. Allan Drummond (previously) is an associate professor of biochemistry, molecular biology, and human genetics at the University of Chicago. A few years ago Drummond began turning his extensive research of fossils and prehistoric sea creatures into detailed computer renderings which he then 3D prin
A new major study by Amnesty International has looked at the extent to which women are harassed on Twitter.
The most disliked video ever is for Justin Bieber's 'Baby'.
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