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Placebo Estudio shared a branding and visual identity for COYA (Covarrubias y Asociados), an architecture and construction office located in Tamaulipas ─Mexico. Its main services include home design, remodeling, rendering, building permits and structural calculation.
Portuguese practice KWY.studio worked with artist studio Superflex and local schoolchildren to create this series of five pink marble play sculptures in Billund, Denmark.
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Inspired by an interview with Bruce Lee, where he refers to an aspect of Taoist philosophy, that water can teach us “the way,” the graphic designer, creative activist, lecturer, author, and founder of the eponymous studio for branding communication Rafael Bernardo started to wonder whether he “was water” in his creative workflow. Now, five years later, he wrote and designed a book with 224 pages, which is divided 50/50 into the parts Roots and Wings.
Atheris squamigera. All images © Guido Mocafico, shared with permission
“Put me in Coach, I’m ready to play!” Listen to John Fogarty’s song, and you know the feeling. If you can’t be on centerfield, you at least want to hear, see—feel it. Dustin Canalin has been in the field and on the court, and through his brand, Trophy Hunting, he’s achieved his lifelong dream to design clothing and create art that welcomes all of us to join the team.
Oakland-based tattoo and textile artist Chris Martin is known for his reverence for text, appreciation for the history of his material and careful collection of imagery, which includes room-filling multi-media installation. Driven by a desire to push Southern history, his work confronts aesthetic perceptions of contemporary injustice. Chris collaborated with ICA SF on the visual identity for our launch, creating the first iteration of an artist designed ICA SF logo. His series To Whom It May Concern was adapted for this inaugural artwork and speaks to the museum’s mission to push the art world and current artistic canon to be more expansive.
