The new Milan-based architecture and design hub opens its doors with Prison Times—Spatial Dynamics of Penal Environments, a powerful exhibition that unpacks the hidden spatial, social, and economic dynamics of prison life. When it comes… Read More »Behind bars and beyond walls: Dropcity Launches with a provocative exhibition on incarceration and design
The humble QR code has long existed in the liminal space between digital and physical, a functional but often aesthetically overlooked utility. But with Uniqode’s fresh brand identity — crafted by the branding and digital… Read More »From IRL to URL: Uniqode’s Rebrand by Koto Weaves the Physical and Digital
If you have not yet watched (or finished) Severance, consider this the requisite spoiler warning. Also, watch Severance already. Keep up! I first fell in love with Severance because the concept is so brilliantly innovative… Read More »Your Outie is Generous and Kind
In this episode, Nicola Hamilton zooms into The Meg Lewis Fun House! Lewis is an artist, performer and educator transforming the world through joy and playful design. Their bold designs burst with colour, bringing an… Read More »Meg Lewis on Leveraging Your Quirks
This industry perspective is by Maor Ofek, founder of strategic brand consultancy SIDE ST. AI is perhaps the most debated topic right now, particularly in the creative industry. Already a thought partner and creative enhancer… Read More »What if Agencies Didn’t Just Use AI—but Owned It?
Taschen’s All-American Ads series, edited by Jim Heimann (with introductory essays by me in six of the decade-organized volumes), tells a distinct history of the United States from various vantage points. Consumption is the most… Read More »The Daily Heller: The Beginning of the End of Print Advertising?