Creative Boom
FEBRUARY 27, 2023
With a population of 35 million, and more than 75% aged under thirty-five, the Kingdom is embarking on transformational development to embolden, employ and entertain its populous and attract growing national, regional and international tourism.
Design Milk
JULY 19, 2024
Often referred to as the most famous hotel in Tulum, Mexico, Azulik Tulum has already garnered attention with their back-to-nature biophilic take on eco-tourism, the sort of destination popular with the intersection of the influencer and wellness set located “where the jungle meets the sea.”
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Design Milk
OCTOBER 26, 2021
These CNC-altered works often cut into the objects they contain: wood African sculptures with uncertain authenticity, exotic animal skulls, and the headlight of a Tesla. The “African” sculptures offer the most complex questions. Installation view, Matthew Angelo Harrison, Ambidex, 2021 Photo: Farzad Owrang. Culling Figure, 2021.
Design Milk
FEBRUARY 2, 2024
He started off with plans to carve wooden sculptures, but in the process of renovating, he unintentionally picked up woodcraft – an easier path to creating furniture. It’s New Zealand’s first design-led tourism experience.
Azure Magazine
MARCH 18, 2022
sculptures blend into their rocky backdrop from afar, but then reveal themselves to be faceted and furry (they’re upholstered in discarded camel hides) upon closer investigation. The NGO Human Rights Watch has echoed many of the same concerns about the country’s broader art and tourism-driven Vision 2030 plan. Photo Lance Gerber.
Design Week
JULY 19, 2021
Through sculpture, tapestry, painting and more, fine art student Zara Gabriel ’s practice explores the experience of disability and mental illness with a mix of media and techniques. Product design student Anna Lis has already had her work recognised by a spinal cord injury charity.
Design Week
JUNE 6, 2020
The Dark Sky Project, by ThoughtFull, for Ngai Tahu Tourism. 25 Sculptures in Five Dimensions, by Studio Sutherl& and Tom Sharp, for Tom Sharp. The Dark Sky Project, by ThoughtFull, for Ngai Tahu Tourism. October/November 2019, February/March 2020, and April/May 2020, by 1843 Magazine, for The Economist. Writing for Design.
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