Local design firm Prowl Studio and investment company Baukunst have shown a variety of sustainable materials including aquatic plants meant for animal feed and an electric RV at a pop-up exhibition in San Francisco.
Can You Reproduce da Vinci’s Masterpiece in Under 60 Seconds? Try with Clone-a Lisa
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It took Leonardo da Vinci four years to paint the “Mona Lisa,” so how well can you recreate the portrait in just one minute? The creators behind Vole.wtf recently released “Clone-a Lisa,” an interactive game that challenges users to forge the art historical masterpiece in under 60 seconds. You can reference the original throughout, and at the end, you’ll see how your work measures up to that of the Italian great.
Laurent Ballesta’s Luminous Photographs Reveal the Astounding Diversity of Ocean Life
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Accuraten’s Minimalist Approach to Audeo Ventures’ Branding
Accuraten’s Minimalist Approach to Audeo Ventures’ Branding
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Audeo Ventures, a leading venture capital firm with a keen interest in fintech, consumer tech, and logistics, recently collaborated with Accuraten for a branding overhaul. Given Audeo’s commitment to investing in software-centric startups, the rebranding needed to mirror this focus while keeping in line with their mission of “backing the next generation of bold founders.”
“It’s hard to collaborate with architects” says Longchamp’s Sophie Delafontaine
Review: Franco Fasoli and His “Parallel Realities”
When you look back onto the 20th century, there are two names of artists who practiced within the collage medium that, in a sense, have a deep influence over the works of Franco Fasoli. I think of the Dadaist and the eloquence and almost surreality in the works of Max Ernst and an artist who later was influenced by his works in Robert Rauschenberg. Where Ernst at times was playful and almost absurd, displacing the viewer with seemingly disparate and yet coherent thoughts, Rauschenberg stitched, sewed, combined and reinvented the medium into a painting. Rauschenberg told the story of culture as it was at the time; social unrest, politically volatile, media enlargement, pop-cultural explosions, the American Dream and, therefore, the…
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