New Yorkers won’t have to miss the subway ever again thanks to the digital map allowing them to track the movement of trains in real-time. With
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On the verge of reality | Digital art and space design
It didn’t start during the quarantine, but being isolated and stuck within the four walls for sure gave a great momentum to the dreamscape movement, that
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Budapest Design Week will be held in a hybrid form this year
Several programs of Hungary’s most significant design events will be held in the online space this year between October 1 and 11. The coronavirus is inescapable
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Typographic posters from Bulgaria | radktt
We came across Radoslav Panev’s characteristic prints infused with dark humor a few weeks ago. The Bulgarian graphic designer updates his Instagram feed with new prints every day
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Virtual fashion show without models | Hanifa
The designer of Hanifa, Anifa Mvuemba has already contemplated a fashion show without flesh-and-blood models long before the pandemic – now it seems as if the
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Online knowledge sharing (not only for creatives)
The epidemic keeps steering our everydays towards the online spaces, and the activity of learning is no exception either. In this article, we collected useful platforms
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Micromonumental Mapping | Light art online
One of the most exciting out-turns of the pandemic is how art creations moved to the virtual space. Now we present you the work of light
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The Lost Bridge
Time travel in the squares of Budapest. The Eltűnt Híd (The Lost Bridge) historical game shows how Budapest changed between 1899 and 2019 by reconstructing the
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Aspect | the digital canvas of the future
This March, the team of Radugadesign won in the category of generative media art at Pixels Fest, in Yekaterinburg. The international festival awards and showcases the works of businesses
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“Physical isolation from the outer world will have a great impact on our creative thinking” |@studioweiszkopf
The spread of digital spaces and Instagram in the life of those focusing on architecture and design did not start with the coronavirus, but it’s a
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