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reuben wu draws aerial laser geometries across remote landscapes for ‘thin places’ series
reuben wu turns synthetic light into a sculptural language Multidisciplinary visual artist, photographer, and director Reuben Wu inscribes light onto remote natural environments through experimental photographic interventions in his latest series, Thin Places. Known for his haunting aerial compositions using drones,...
Dnsys Z1: The $699 Knee Exoskeleton That Turns You into a Superhuman
The problem with exoskeletons isn’t that they aren’t powerful enough… it’s that they aren’t human enough. We’ve been raised on the idea of mecha suits like the ones in Iron Man, The Matrix, and Elysium, but that’s sci-fi, not real life. Enter Dnsys, a company that’s looking at the future of humanity...
casio uses japanese hammering technique tsuiki to create indented titanium MR-G watch
Casio’s titanium MR-G watch features tsuiki technique Casio releases MRG-B5000, an indented titanium watch under the MR-G series that uses the Japanese hammering technique named tsuiki. Considered a traditional craft practice in the country, the hammering technique, which literally translates to ‘shape with a...
Elegant Two-Tone Tiny Home Offers A Modern Minimalist Light-Filled Living Experience
Watching a tiny home roll up to its final destination feels quite satisfying, and Baluchon’s latest creation, arriving in Bretagne, France, feels quite special. The Avalon represents everything this Loire Valley builder does best, wrapped in a stunning two-tone exterior that makes you stop and stare. The sleek metal...
Tiny Tornado: The Corgi V is a Playful + Powerful Pocket Knife with a $79 Price Tag
Small, fun-loving, loyal, stubborn, playful – these are the characteristics attributed to the Corgi. Which only makes when you look at this knife from Vosteed, which also embodies the same characteristics. Dubbed the Corgi V, this tiny little flipper is all about getting the job done but also having some fun along...
shaped like a sticky rice dumpling, cheng tsung feng’s bamboo cabin nestles in taiwan forest
Cheng Tsung Feng explores contemporary bamboo expressions In the shaded depths of a Moso bamboo grove in Nantou, Taiwan, Cheng Tsung Feng has constructed a tranquil resting spot for passersby, shaped like a curiously wrapped dumpling. Titled Bamboo Cabin Plan: Sticky Rice Dumpling, it is built entirely of bamboo and...
Unitree’s $5,900 R1 humanoid robot can run, do cartwheels, and perform handstands
If you haven’t already seen this humanoid from China do cartwheels and handstand walk, or pull off semi-pro level kung-fu skills and fake a fall, you are away from where the future of robotics is headed. This fully customizable humanoid robot may seem harmless and fun to watch pulling off physical acrobatics that I...
MAD Architects Is Redefining Museum Design With This Spaceship-Like Museum In LA
Walking past Los Angeles’ Exposition Park these days, you can’t miss the massive sculptural form rising from what used to be just another parking lot. It looks like a spaceship that decided to touch down and stay awhile, which seems pretty fitting for George Lucas’s museum. MAD Architects’ Lucas Museum of...
George Lucas’ Sci-Fi Museum Is Finally Treating Comics Like the Art They Are
When George Lucas made his first-ever Comic-Con appearance last weekend, he wasn’t there to talk about Star Wars sequels or Indiana Jones reboots. The 81-year-old filmmaker came to San Diego to show off something much more personal: his billion-dollar love letter to visual storytelling. The Lucas Museum of Narrative...