September 2015 Archive

Myanmese artist and former political prisoner Htein Lin aims to cast the hands of 1000 political prisoners in plaster of Paris as a reminder of Myanmar's past. >

Plant Bones is Dutch food designer Marije Vogelzang’s exploration into culinary creativity. >

The soon-to-be-published "Architectural Guide: Yangon" exposes the hidden modernist treasures of Myanmar's largest city's architectural landscape. >

The Moving People guerrilla art installation by the Power of Art House collective sees miniature 3D-printed refugees in cities in Europe. >

A group of design students in Rotterdam have created a new type of leather from discarded fresh produce. >

Erika Berg's book is a visual representation of the plight of Myanmar's minorities who are forced to flee ongoing violence in the country. >

A photographic book highlights the conflict surrounding the destruction of Yangon’s historic architecture by putting a spotlight on the buildings’ residents. >

Bigger is not always better, says artist Arne Hendricks, calling for the downsizing of the human race. >

Weighing in at only ten grams, The Nipper is small enough to fit on your key-ring. >

With a belief that design can solve problems, Reform Studio developed a material from reused plastic bags, which now forms the basis of its designs. >

Rachel Faller's clothing manufacturing company Tonlé succeeds on scraps and she says other businesses can do it too. >