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Design and Nature – Giant megaphones to listen to the sounds of the forest

Design and Nature – Giant megaphones to listen to the sounds of the forest

Hidden in the Estonian woods, these sculptural megaphones amplify the subtle symphony of nature. Part public art, part sound installation, they encourage mindfulness and offer a beautifully designed way to experience the forest.

The Playground Duperré Pigalle just got a new design!

The Playground Duperré Pigalle just got a new design!

Pigalle and Nike have revamped Paris’s iconic Duperré court into a striking visual spectacle, merging art, fashion, and basketball in a radiant urban statement.

The positive and poetic street art creations by Alex Senna

The positive and poetic street art creations by Alex Senna

Brazilian artist Alex Senna transforms city walls with monochrome murals depicting tender scenes of human connection, evoking emotion through minimalist street art.

Japan – An awesome sustainable bar built entirely with recycled waste

Japan – An awesome sustainable bar built entirely with recycled waste

In the heart of Kamikatsu, a town renowned for its commitment to zero waste, the Kamikatz Public House stands as a testament to sustainable architecture. Designed by Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP, this unique establishment is built entirely from recycled materials.

This photographer has stored 4 years of waste to illustrate our consumption

This photographer has stored 4 years of waste to illustrate our consumption

In his project “#365 Unpacked,” Antoine Repessé amassed 70m³ of recyclable waste over four years, producing powerful images that challenge our daily consumption habits.

Delicate lace faces by Agnes Herczeg

Delicate lace faces by Agnes Herczeg

Ágnes Herczeg’s lace sculptures are a testament to meticulous craftsmanship and artistic vision. Utilizing techniques such as needle lace, pillow lace, and macramé, she weaves plant-based threads into intricate figures, often portraying women in moments of introspection or daily life. These figures

Japan Playgrounds – Documenting the strange playgrounds for kids in Japan

Japan Playgrounds – Documenting the strange playgrounds for kids in Japan

From giant robots to concrete whales, Japan’s playgrounds are as imaginative as they are unconventional. This visual documentation reveals how play, architecture, and cultural expression collide in unexpected ways.

The amazing winning photos of the BigPicture Natural World Contest

The amazing winning photos of the BigPicture Natural World Contest

From elusive animals to dramatic vistas, the BigPicture Natural World Contest celebrates the art of conservation photography. These award-winning images showcase the fragile, fierce, and awe-inspiring side of our planet.

White Bear – Documenting the sad life of polar bears in captivity

White Bear – Documenting the sad life of polar bears in captivity

Through his “White Bear” project, Sheng Wen Lo documents polar bears confined in artificial enclosures across 26 global sites, prompting reflection on animal captivity ethics.

Aging with style – The most badass grandparents of Great Britain

Aging with style – The most badass grandparents of Great Britain

Explore how Britain’s grandparents are redefining aging by embracing edgy fashion, vibrant lifestyles, and a rebellious spirit that challenges societal expectations of senior life.

Architecture Concepts – The beautiful sketchbooks by Reid Schlegel

Architecture Concepts – The beautiful sketchbooks by Reid Schlegel

Reid Schlegel, a Brooklyn-based industrial designer and educator, unveils his captivating sketchbooks filled with architectural and everyday object illustrations. His work seamlessly merges artistic expression with functional design, offering a glimpse into the creative process behind modern archite

A wandering into the fascinating sketchbook of artist Elena Limkina

A wandering into the fascinating sketchbook of artist Elena Limkina

Elena Limkina’s sketchbook is a world of precision and wonder. With every pen stroke, she explores beauty in nature, science, and surrealism—blending technical mastery with poetic visuals in her signature monochrome style.