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Scent and music speak the same language—Filippo Sorcinelli, the Pope’s tailor, visited Budapest
The essence of sacred art is to forget the outside world and breathe in beauty in just a matter of moments. Italian artist Filippo Sorcinelli, organist,
Witchcraft^3: mixes of Дeva’s latest song released
On Hungary’s ever-expanding music palette, more and more folk music celebrating artists or productions pop up. As in all art forms, tradition keeping plays an important
Hungarian success at one of Europe’s most prestigious design fairs
Excellent results were achieved at Maison&Objet, the Paris design fair held from 9-13 September, where ten Hungarian designers presented their work. Sára Kele’s furniture family made
Personal living spaces—Interview with Marta Chrapka, founder of Colombe Studio
Warsaw-based Colombe Studio offers a complex interior design service, from personalized and selected antique pieces to metalworking and upholstery, all using the highest quality raw materials.
Design webshop from the future
The futuristic Italian design brand JCP UNIVERSE transforms everyday objects into items from an imagined alternative reality. Their newly launched digital store is a perfect example.
Everyday objects, intimate moments by the Czech Křehký
Teapots, cups, vases and plates. An infinitely simple system of everyday objects. We use them so often that we tend to completely overlook their aesthetic appearance.
Wearable algorithms
Ágoston Balázs Kiss brings the world of objects and software together with his parametric jewelry. His futuristic pieces, made in collaboration with fashion designer Kata Szegedi,
Erosion sealed in glass—Anna Jožová at the Venice Biennale
Anna Jožová, a promising young artist from the glass studio of the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague (UMPRUM), presented her latest work at
Vienna’s famous Brutalist church reimagined
Brutalist concrete monstrosities are some of the most controversial and, at the same time, considered some of the least attractive buildings in architectural history, while more
Like walking through a kaleidoscope—Ólafur Elíasson’s latest work!
Ólafur Elíasson’s large-scale installations often confront us with nature-inspired elemental visions, and as a visitor, it is easy to become immersed in the atmosphere of the
This year’s winner of the Leopold Bloom Art Award: Eszter Szabó
The Leopold Bloom Art Award, won this year by Eszter Szabó, was presented at the recently opened Q Contemporary, a private museum founded by Queenie Rosita
For women only! – Brussels’ first club for women has opened
Strange, that while the goal is to achieve gender equality across Europe, in our next news piece, it’s a bit like we are being flown back
Jewelry collection of flower buds cast in porcelain
The Ukrainian Lake Studio initially started out as a fashion brand, but in recent seasons they have also come up with separately crafted jewelry collections in
Around the World in 80 days with Lehel Kovács
Places around the world, with a slightly retro, slightly pop-art feel, come to life in Lehel Kovács’ new project. If exploratory journeys are not an option
