July 2015 Archive

Touring the world like the rock stars of knitting, Kaffe Fasset and Brandon Mably are two technicolour textile artists whose work explodes with bright patterns. >

Senegalese fashion designer Selly Raby Kane is going beyond regular aesthetics and redefining the creative energy in Dakar. >

Inspired by Florida, palm trees and a mysterious yellow crate, Ryan Gillis releases the short film that’s made a big splash on the awards circuit. >

This intuitive device filters through your digital inbox and prints out the more meaningful messages at the end of the day. >

Kenyan artist Cyrus Kabiru uses electronic refuse and found metal to create dazzling pairs of sculptural eyewear. >

The Workers is a London-based digital design studio that challenges expectations of what is possible in the digital realm. >

The Selfie Plant, a project by CIID students, takes photographs of itself and shares them on social media. >

The world's biggest collection of African art outside Africa is owned by fast-food chain Nando’s, who are now investing in South African design. >

Air traffic service NATS shares a striking visualisation of the flights over London’s airports in “London 24”. >

Nando’s co-founder Robbie Brozin emphasizes the global fast-food chain’s relationship with local South African art and design. >

Copenhagen-based designer explores his fascination with materiality in his contemporary product and furniture designs. >