 Design + Behavior

An illustration by <n>Jun Han Chin</n> about changing perspective.

What is a digital garden?
A concept for a different kind of blogging. Encouraging the creation of ideas and germinating them over time rather than only concentrating on fully formulated articles.

"TAQUERÍA GABRIEL" Panamá Studio, 2019, Mexico City. 🇲🇽 — Are.na

A still from the 2021 film <n>More-than-human views of Life</n>, capturing <n>Olafur Eliasson</n>'s exhibition <n>Life</n> at <n>Fondation Beyeler</n>.

Signing and identity desaigns for the ArtEZ Arnhem Finals 2019, 🔮🔮🔮 with @publicationstudiorotterdam and @wietskeflederus — Are.na

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"We can begin by doing small things at the local level, like planting community gardens or looking out for our neighbors. That is how change takes place in living systems: not from above but from within, from many local actions occurring simultaneously."


— Grace Lee Boggs

<n>Wallpiece</n> (2005), a <n>conceptual</n> installation by artist <n>Robert Barry</n>.

An illustration of a concept by author <n>Dr. Joe Dispenza</n>.

A low-clearance bridge warning sign in Griffin, Georgia, photographed by <n>bgentry</n> in 2009.

<n>Ideally This Corner Would Embrace You Warmly</n>, a 2018 installation by artist <n>Laure Prouvost</n>.

Experimenting with natural dyes by <n>Stine Kinch</n> and <n>Jacob Grönbech Jensen</n>.

<n>Mercedes-Benz Package Goods</n> designed by <n>Narae Kim</n>, 2021.

<n>Common Strategy Frameworks</n> graphic by <n>Mark Pollard</n> for <n>Sweathead</n>.

Kinetic sculpture by artist <n>Zoro Feigl</n>.

The <n>Brent Cross Town wayfinding system</n> in London, designed by <n>Fieldwork Facility</n>. Photo by <n>Ed Park</n>.

Presentation slides for "<n>Designing with Care in Healthcare</n>," a talk by designer <n>Kookie Santos</n>.

Korean BBQ dinner at The Wonder Cabinet with chef <n>Natalie 나탈리 نتالي</n>, supported by <n>Drosos</n> and <n>AICS Jerusalem</n>.

Meme by <n>Slow Factory</n> on the designed nature of pollution, capitalism, and white supremacy.

"The Temple," a digital artwork by <n>KVANT-1</n>, features the <n>Temple T-Kimono</n> by <n>T-Michael</n>.

The <n>Sourcewhere</n> logo, from an announcement for its new Sourcing feature.

At <n>Vitra</n>, materials are continuously analysed for sustainability and quality.

The Danger of Minimalist Design, a concept from a Twitter thread by <n>the Cultural Tutor</n>.

“You never change things by fighting existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” - Buckminster Fuller