Tetsuo Kondo’s A Path in the Forest invites visitors to walk through the treetops. This poetic installation reimagines architecture as a seamless extension of the natural world.
In Density, Andy Yeung captures Hong Kong’s packed high-rises from the sky—creating hauntingly symmetrical visuals that confront the realities of space, scale, and human life in hyper-dense cities.
What was once forgotten is now unforgettable. Maria Motorcycles breathes new life into a salvaged BMW R100 RS, transforming it into a sleek, road-ready masterpiece with handcrafted detail and timeless flair.
In a bold homage to the animated film Up, a team of adventurers launched a real house into the sky using helium balloons. This whimsical project turns fantasy into high-flying reality.
In InsideOut, artist Leigh Sachwitz reimagines a glass house as a canvas for storms, sunlight, and shifting skies. This mesmerizing installation blurs the line between architecture and emotion, light and memory.
Andreas Verheijen redefines floral art with his sculptural, often surreal creations. Dubbed the “flower engineer,” his work blurs the line between nature and design in stunning ways.
In Postures, Carl Kleiner turns everyday objects into expressive, almost human figures. This visually striking series blends minimalism, humor, and surreal design in a way that captivates and inspires.