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Shotaro Kitada creates a serious yet jokey reality in his paper sculpture artworks

Creative Boom

Japanese illustrator Shotaro Kitada uses humble rolls of copy paper to create three-dimensional handmade sculptures that inhabit their own peculiar reality. Having studied graphics at university, Shotaro Kitada started his artistic career in 2018 as an illustrator. A few months before this exhibition, I moved to a new place.

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Zaha Hadid Architects: Vertical Urbanism, the Exhibition

Design Milk

The newly opened Zaha Hadid Architects: Vertical Urbanism exhibition showcases the bold, explorative urbanism they’re known for through a variety of design strategies used to create vibrant and sustainable community-orientated spaces within densely populated urban spaces. © Photo Courtesy of Hong Kong Design Institute.

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DRIFT’s Newest “Materialism” Sculptures Reconfigure Reality

Design Milk

The Amsterdam-based artist duo DRIFT is known for deconstructing and remixing reality, transforming everyday objects into surprising sculptures that shift our perceived relationships with the world. Pencil, 2018. Pencil, 2018 (detail). Installation view of DRIFT Materialism: Past, Present, Future at Pace Gallery.

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Human exploitation of nature and the climate crisis dominate Fiona Campbell’s work

Creative Boom

Photo Tchad Findlay Sculptor and artist Fiona Campbell creates drawings in space, blurring boundaries between sculpture, drawing and installation. Glut 2018 recycled & found materials. Her dog was dying during the making of Glut, a sculptural installation, and Campbell used personal items such as her beloved dog's lead.

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Bronze Figures Explore Movement in Sculptures by Coderch & Malavia

Colossal

The Valencia-based duo works collaboratively to cast bronze sculptures that explore the nuances of the body through dance-like movements and distinct gestures. “Probably that is the main reason why we are attracted to sculpture. . “Probably that is the main reason why we are attracted to sculpture.

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Dancing Figures and Natural Elements Coalesce in Jonathan Hateley’s Elegant Bronze Sculptures

Colossal

All images © Jonathan Hateley, shared with permission Immersed in nature, female figures dance, reflect, and rest in Jonathan Hateley ’s limber bronze sculptures. “I was drawn to create a sculpture reflecting nature on the surface of the figure, which could be better highlighted with the use of colour,” he tells Colossal.

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Sophie Green on self-doubt, battling procrastination and growing as a creative

Creative Boom

After graduating from the University of Brighton with a first-class bachelor of Arts, Sophie initially pursued a career in film and television before returning to art in 2018. However, when you're a full-time creative and have bills to pay, exhibitions to organise, and collections to produce, it becomes necessary to give yourself deadlines.

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