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Journal

03/05/2022 architecture & interior visual culture

Temples of Knowledge: Protecting the Ideals of Free Speech

"Information is the first step towards change. That’s why access to free, independent information is essential in a democracy." The Uncensored Library works to celebrate and commemorate those who have given their lives in order to protect the ideals of free speech.

20/04/2022 design & fashion visual culture

The Revolution of Cannabis Culture

When lawmakers around the world began legalizing cannabis in the 2010s, it’s unlikely that they intended to spawn a revolution across creativity and health. The shift was subtle at first, but the transformation of cannabis continues to gain momentum today.

04/04/2022 visual culture

In Conversation With Brett Harper and Margaret Rhodes

To see the natural world through Harper’s eyes is to revel in the purity of color, form, and balance, providing his audiences with thousands of pictures that allow the viewer to inhabit this point of view.

11/08/2021 visual culture

The Museum of Endangered Foods

This conceptual museum asks what would the pantry and kitchen be without wine, avocados, and potatoes? Many of the foods we consider necessary in most parts of the world could soon be on the brink of extinction if patterns continue. Explore this project by Sharp & Sour.

19/07/2021 visual culture

The Rebirth of NFTs and What It Means for Creativity

There is now a rebirth of NFT culture. This movement is establishing itself beyond the initial hype and attracting a new cohort of creators and designers. The revival is being driven by creators having a better understanding of how to build and cultivate communities.

25/05/2021 visual culture

An Aquatic Pilgrimage Through Denisse Ariana Pérez’s Lens

Caribbean-born and Copenhagen-based photographer Denisse Ariana Pérez traveled the world to photograph women, men, and non-binary folks in or around water. Her work documents the freedom and power that water can give to individuals, but also how they are free of societal constructs.

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