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Creepy jewelry
A couple of weeks ago, during a random walk through Brussels, a friend told me the Belgian Royal Palace was opened to the public. Curious as we are, we decided it was time to check it out! Besides a...
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Humanae – Human Patone
Humanae is a project by the Spanish artist Angelica Dass, it got me intrigued ever since it crossed my eyes the first time and that’s exactly what she intended to do. Dass wants to achieve the...
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Embroidered graffiti
Sarah Greaves uses the traditional craft of embroidery to vandalize and graffiti everyday objects. Her embroidered Graffiti is about exploring stereotyped identities and gender roles, our...
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Helsinki Highlights
Last week my boyfriend and I were exploring Helsinki. We booked the trip a few weeks ago, luckily for us last week, Helsinki Design Week since Helsinki is this years capital of design. For an...
View ArticleDancing patterns in the sand
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_NZpDjaSU8?list=PL8SMpuBlgs3nqzawRKWVqeELmVavoh48j&hl=nl_NL&w=700&h=394] I promise this will be the last thing I’ll write about Maison Martin...
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Breakfast at Hermès
Before I left to live the London life, I was invited for breakfast at Hermès. I mean, who wouldn’t like to have breakfast at Hermès? I didn’t only go there for the most amazing and delicious...
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New kid in town: Viktor, objects and coffee
If you’re looking for the most inspiring place throughout Antwerp I would most definitely recommend dropping by the newest coffee bar in town. Although a good cup of coffee is only a fraction of what...
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Moving On | JEWELRY COLLECTIVE
Master jewelry students at the Royal College of Art in London present their newly formed collective: Moving On. It’s a live exhibition where the students show contemporary designs in glass jars, which...
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Wearing an original piece of artwork | MAYA HAYUK for BILLABONG
While the Belgian weather has gone from spring to mid-winter within a week I’m very much looking forward to some sun, a white beach and a pineapple cocktail with a pink umbrella. Life can be so...
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O, Mensch | NONO C.
Every once in a while a nice surprise reaches our mailbox. We received an invitation from Nono C. for a dance première in Antwerp on a secret location. And if that didn’t spike our curiosity, I...
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DIDDEN Village by MVRDV
My official daytime job, as a spatial planner, brought this wonderful project to my eyes. We are trying to find answers to how to deal with the 1.2 million extra inhabitants Flanders will have by...
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Augmented Reality by Liesje Reyskens
Yes, the time has come! Augmented reality is becoming part of our digital era. Did you hear about the IKEA-application that places furniture straight into your interior (only available by the 25th of...
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Ich bin ein Berliner | DMY BERLIN
Almost 3 months ago I travelled to Berlin to check out new design talent and trends at the fair DMY. Urgently time to tell you a bit more about it! The best (and maybe also the worst part) about DMY is...
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It’s only rocket science | OH COMELY
As they say themselves, Oh Comely wants to make you smile. Oh comely wants to tickle your imagination, encourage people’s creativity and make them eager to explore. And issue no 17 does just that. The...
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Primary Fluorescent | OS & OOS
OS & OOS is Dutch design studio based in Eindhoven. Their works border the line of design and contemporary objects derived from a concept. They seek a balance between form, material and its...
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Röven | NONO C.
A regular rainy Thursday night at an old power station in Antwerp. Another day almost passed by. A day where nothing special happened. A day that could easily have been forgotten. Until … Röven, the...
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Wearable Art | DORRY HSU
Dorry Hsu has a background in photography and conceptual art, and this is immediately obvious hen looking at her jewellery collection TAO. The unusual shapes of the metal wire add a defining edge to...
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Shape up | SPHERIES
Spheries is a series of images by Australian New Yorker Tom Hancocks, in which he plays around with circular and spherical shapes. Hancocks is a visual artist and designer whose work consists of both...
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Capturing time | NIKA NEELOVA
Nika Neelova is a young promising artist born in Moscow. Influenced by the places where she has lived – Russia, France, the Netherlands and now London – her work explores the fields of memory,...
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Scapes I JAN PYPERS
Every once in a while I come across images that leave an impression on me. I stop and look at them just a bit longer, move just a bit closer and try to figure out what it is about them that...
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