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Stage director Jean-Romain Vesperini talks sculpture and artistic gestures with Gilles & Boissier

For the new conversational film series Resonances, Gilles & Boissier initiate an exchange of ideas observing the connections between design and other art forms,...

French chef Anne-Sophie Pic on memory, taste and emotion in food and design with Gilles & Boissier

For the new conversational film series Resonances, Gilles & Boissier initiate an exchange of ideas observing the connections between design and other art forms,...

In Wales, ceramist Billy Adams builds vessels reflecting ancient landscapes under human influence

From his studio in Carmarthenshire, Irish-born ceramicist Billy Adams explores the relationship between the natural environment and human intervention through vessels inspired by the...

Design Museum co-founder, critic Stephen Bayley, studies iconic everyday design and AI’s shortfalls

As the founding director of London’s Design Museum, and a leading voice in architecture and design, British writer and critic Stephen Bayley has made...

Doug Aitken lenses Richard Neutra’s modernist architecture in a search for connection & reflection

Shot inside the Richard Neutra-designed Tremaine House in Montecito, California – a private residence never before used as a filming location – American artist...

Volcanic brutalism and building with molten lava reshape architecture in a future Icelandic city

Building on the concept of lavaforming – harnessing volcanic eruptions to shape new architecture – American-Icelandic designer-director duo Sukanya Mukherjee and Arnar Skarphéðinsson imagine...

Artist Nana Yaa Asare-Boadu responds to an unfinished Brutalist building in Accra through movement

Shot in an unfinished brutalist building in Accra, the short movement film Liminal captures a space caught between use and abandonment, and what remains...

At Arles’ Villa Benkemoun, artists Gérard & Kelly find movement and memory in modernist architecture

For the short film On Time, American artist duo Gérard & Kelly respond to the modernist architecture of Villa Benkemoun in Arles, France, offering...

A lonely coyote walks LA in an animation on commodified architecture and the cost of progress

Presenting a critical urban analysis of Los Angeles through the lived experience of a coyote, Sukanya Mukherjee and Arnar Skarphedinsson explore the commodification of...