As part of a series called Fragments, New York City-based Artist Kumi Yamashita projects light onto manipulated materials such as origami paper and cast resin to create shadows of human faces.
With the goal of removing the stigma associated with wheelchairs, design agency LAYER has developed a 3D printed consumer wheelchair called GO that is made-to-measure to meet the requirements of an individual.
Air conditioning manufacturer Daikin in collaboration with Japanese design studio nendo has created an installation titled breeze of light that features 17,000 flowers made from polarizing film.
At Milan Design Week 2019, Google has presented an exhibition called A Space for Being where visitors can explore and learn about how different designs and aesthetics elicit varying physiological and phycological responses.
Japanese design studio nendo in collaboration with WonderGlass has presented the Shape of Gravity exhibition showcasing a cast glass furniture and tabletop collection called Melt.
Designer Todd Bracher in collaboration with Studio TheGreenEyl has created an experimental installation that tracks and projects human movement with beams of light.
In collaboration with designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, furniture manufacturer Emeco has created a collection of chairs and stools that are made from recycled plastic bottles.
As part of Milan Design Week 2019, architect Arthur Mamou-Mani in collaboration with fashion brand COS has created a 3D printed installation called Conifera that is made from 700 bio-bricks.
Sony at Milan Design Week 2019 is exhibiting an interactive installation called Affinity in Autonomy where visitors can experience “the future of robotics evolving with emotion and a feeling of vitality”.
As part of a collaborative project, designer Naoto Fukasawa and Japanese Washi paper-maker ONAO have developed a hard-to-tear paper called Naoron for use in a variety of everyday products.
With the stated goal of "making a positive impact and taking it day by day to build on a sustainable future", Rhumaa is a fashion brand that is ethically and sustainably creating garments.
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