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DDW23: Raw Color Celebrates Award Win With Vibrant Show

Design Milk

Photo: Katie Treggiden In a similar vein, the Sea Level Socks , visualize predicted rising sea levels – the four pale green lines represent the predicted rise of 7 cm in 2020, 12 cm in 2030, 17 cm in 2040, and 22 cm in 2050 – as well as all the integers in between.

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Fragmented Garments and Body Parts Drift Away From Steel Sculptures by Regardt Van Der Meulen

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Regardt Van Der Meulen is concerned with the ephemerality of human life, a fascination that manifests in his sweeping steel sculptures. Find more of Van Der Meulen’s fractured sculptures on Instagram. Dematerialising” (2020), steel, 2050 milimeters. All images © Regardt Van Der Meulen, shared with permission.

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Digital Renderings Collage 3D Objects into Futuristic Self-Portraits by Artist Omar Aqil

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Lahore, Pakistan-based artist Omar Aqil ( previously ) digitally assembles technology, 3D objects, and textured masses into figurative collages for his series Self-Portraits 2050. Find more of the artist’s sculptural renderings, which include a variety of abstracted figures and colorful assemblages, on Behance and Instagram.

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In ‘American Grown,’ Tiffanie Turner Roots Out Personal Memories and U.S. Exceptionalism

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All images © Shaun Roberts, shared with permission In preparing for her newest body of work, Tiffanie Turner sowed three ideas: to expand the standard shapes of her sculptures, to draw underrecognized connections, and to unearth a long-held concern about American culture. But in American Grown , Turner turns toward the personal.

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Is the Future of Toronto Designed in London?

Azure Magazine

Distinguished by its sculptural balconies, ceramic detailing and (hopefully) vibrant high-rise greenery, the elegant yet assertive form promises to draw the eye. If we believe the Toronto of 2050 will be a better place than the Toronto of 1950, why does our design culture so often seem to convey the opposite idea?

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An Artist Makes a Giant Sculpture of G-7 Leaders Out of Electronic Waste

Design You Trust

A giant Mount Rushmore-style sculpture made out of electronic waste depicting G7 leaders has been erected in Cornwall. According to a UN report around 53 million tonnes of e-waste was generated globally in 2019, and is set to more than than double by 2050. joerushlondon.