Noticing that many jigsaw puzzles share the same die cut, Tim Klein combines scenes to make strange and amazing creations.
Jesús Rafael Soto’s Pénétrable BBL Jaune hangs outside the Serpentine in London — 4,000 yellow tubes you don’t just see, you walk through.
Street art has always thrived on friction: public and private, polished and improvised, sanctioned and subversive.
Eight curated destinations across architecture, nature, art, design, and beyond: the best of Moss & Fog, all in one place.
Cambridge scientists and a bio-designer built a living battery from blue-green algae. It has been generating power for six years. No charging required.
From gravity-defying paintings to double-exposure dreamscapes, these are the eight most hypnotic surreal artworks we’ve discovered, and adored.
The British sculptor was commissioned to fill flagship windows in New York and Beverly Hills with surrealist versions of each city’s own streets.
The cars are pristine and desirable, but the worlds around them are softened, distorted, and theatrical.
With the right mix of activities and thoughtful design, your outdoor area can become a go-to spot for play, relaxation, and family fun.
The Atomic Bomb Ring was a 1940s cereal premium that let kids watch real radioactive magic—a brief but potent blend of playground fun and scientific spectacle.
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Someone in the Netherlands picks a dandelion each spring and attaches its seeds to an LED. One at a time.
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