Artist Ok Seungcheol
Bridging the gap between the virtual realm and physical reality, South Korean artist Ok Seungcheol (aka Aokizy) translates digital pixels into striking, tangible art. His process begins behind a monitor, pulling screenshots from 1980s and 1990s anime, video games, and pop culture media that shaped his childhood. He recombines and manipulates these assets in Photoshop, […]
Uneri By Sotanaka
Pruned street tree branches and fallen park wood in Tokyo are typically destined for the chipper. Tokyo-based studio Sotanaka gives this urban green waste a second life with its Uneri collection. Named after the Japanese word for winding or surging, the series turns discarded camphor and Zelkova branches into structural components for chairs, stools, and […]
Nigo – From Japan With Love
Known for shaping three decades of global streetwear, Japanese designer and cultural architect NIGO is open-sourcing his personal vault. Published alongside his major retrospective at London’s Design Museum, NIGO: From Japan with Love is a massive 416-page monograph chronicling his massive influence on fashion, music, and art. The hardcover volume acts as a visual encyclopedia […]
Elysée Wall Lamps by Pierre Paulin
Designed in 1972 for a president’s private apartments.
Gufram Cactus Coat Stand
A coat rack from 1972 that never needs watering.
Tom Sachs Guide
528 pages. Less a monograph, more a working manual.
Tom Sachs Shop Chair
Built for his own studio crew, with the joinery left showing.