A six-fingered hand in beech, wooden stones with magnets inside, and a studio that runs workshops on two continents. Lydia of Senser Woodcraft on craft, edges, and the joke that has a job.
Warsaw studio Wontek treats the 3D printer like a loom, swapping colored filament as the print head climbs so that folk textile patterns emerge layer by layer.
Studio RAP’s Powerwall cloaks a live Dutch substation in 322 robotically 3D-printed ceramic tiles, turning invisible electromagnetic fields into turquoise relief.
In her stunning series Freezing Flowers, artist Paloma Rincón reimagines the classic still life by locking vibrant blooms in geometric blocks of ice.
These images appear like paintings until you look a little closer and see they’re actually photographs.
It’s called a nudibranch, a tiny sea slug that comes dressed in electric blues, neon oranges, and frilly appendages that resemble underwater feathers.