A daily field guide to visual culture
Art, architecture, nature, and design, discovered and shared since 2009.
Denmark’s Forest Tower at Camp Adventure spirals 45 meters above the beech canopy, with a 900 meter boardwalk that welcomes walkers of every ability.
Someone in the Netherlands picks a dandelion each spring and attaches its seeds to an LED. One at a time.
The British sculptor was commissioned to fill flagship windows in New York and Beverly Hills with surrealist versions of each city’s own streets.
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Eight curated destinations across architecture, nature, art, design, and beyond: the best of Moss & Fog, all in one place.
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Objects Worth Keeping
Four things with a maker behind them, chosen the way we choose what runs on the site: because someone got it exactly right.
Where the fog is thickest, why it forms there, and how deserts, redwoods and beetles learned to drink it. The complete guide to the foggiest places on Earth, from the Grand Banks to the Namib.
The complete guide to Googie architecture: where the name came from, the architects behind it, 20 buildings to know, a one-day Los Angeles route, and why the space-age style is finally being taken seriously.
James Turrell turns pure light into places you can walk inside, from glowing Ganzfeld rooms to Roden Crater, his volcanic observatory in Arizona.
It’s always exciting to see familiar landscapes flipped on their heads.
The deepest underwater photoshoot is beautifully composed.
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Magical
While on separate side of the planet from each other, these two places share a common trait: height.