With 3D-printed footwear all over the catwalks at Paris Fashion Week, we look at five of the most interesting from couture house Dior‘s smart derby shoe to Danish fashion brand Rains’ chunky slip-on platform.
Wishbone hall stand by Busk + Hertzog for Frost
Dezeen Showroom: designed by Danish duo Busk + Hertzog for design brand Frost, the Wishbone hall stand is intended to be a sculptural object that recalls the branches of a tree.
A Portfolio: Joseph Yaeger
As part of our new A Portfolio series, we show you the works of Joseph Yaeger, who currently is showing at The Perimeter in London. We take a look today at recent works from the Montana-born, London-based painter, are both cinematic and quite in the tradition of pulp style techniques, rich in story and often mysterious in their context.
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The “Phenomenon” That is Noritoshi Mitsuuchi
In Thinkspace Projects’ Gallery III opening this weekend, they are excited to showcase Phenomenon, the debut west coast U.S. solo exhibition of from Japanese artist Noritoshi Mitsuuchi. Resembling children’s drawings, or, perhaps more accurately, an adult’s interpretation of a child’s imagination, Mitsuuchi taps into the aspects of youth that often fall away with the responsibilities of adulthood. Drawing heavily on the inspiration of pop culture and ancient art, Mitsuuchi creates work reminiscent of Japanese folklore and European fairy tales.
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Ornate Picture Frames Sprout Twisted Roots in Organic Sculptures by Darryl Cox
“Winter.” All images © Darryl Cox, shared with permission
Commuters Go Wild in Matthew Grabelsky’s Uncanny Subway Paintings
“Giddy Up” (2022), oil on canvas, 14 × 16 inches. All images courtesy of Thinkspace Projects, shared with permission