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Luxury beliefs: what could replace Porsches and golf?
Luxury cars, expensive hobbies, designer clothes—since the dawn of time, there have been things that only the wealthy can afford and that serve their owners not only in terms of functionality but also in terms of symbolic value. The term used for such things is ‘status symbol’, which communicates
design
Inner Landscapes: the surreal world of Kamilla Hu-Yang
Kamilla Yang-Hu’s exhibition titled Inner Landscapes is still on for another day in FISE Gallery in Budapest. The young artist invites us all on a deep psychological-philosophical journey. Join us!
Kamilla first studied graphic design at the Secondary School of Fine and Applied Arts, then graduated from Glasgow School
hypeandhyper
TASTE—a new thematic month on Hype&Hyper!
In May, we are again narrowing down a bit the topics of our site, but only to explore as thoroughly as possible—and by no means narrow-mindedly—a hot topic that we can all relate to: eating.
We don’t live to eat, we eat to live—or do we?
hype lab
Living (space) after the epidemic | An environmental psychologist’s angle
Although the lockdown will not last longer than a few weeks, maybe months, the
experience will probably leave a longer-lasting mark on our lives, way of living
and living spaces, too. The time spent forcibly at home, home office, being
locked in and together all have their lessons already at
design
Practice Living | Living practices for finding the balance
An activity organizer that helps us get through the period of the “forced rest”.
Demola Budapest [https://www.facebook.com/DemolaInHungary/] innovation platform,
Pine Design [https://www.facebook.com/pinedesignkft/] digital studio and
psychologist and literature therapist Kitti Jakobovits
[https://www.facebook.com/jakobovitskittipszichologus/] developed Practice
Living [https://www.practiceliving.
architecture
Living (space) after the epidemic | An architect’s angle
Although the lockdown will not last longer than a few weeks, maybe months, the
experience will probably leave a longer-lasting mark on our lives, way of living
and living spaces, too. The time spent forcibly at home, home office, being
locked in and together all have their lessons already at