Ronald Ong

Cosa troverete: una mucca a lunga conservazione; il gioco dei birilli in uno stadio d’atletica; delle posate che giocano a nascondino; un leone rasta; un cane che pensa di essere un piccione; un rubinetto tessile; un problema che si trasforma in poema; una borsa dell’acqua calda con le scarpe; una chiave inglese che sfama i nuovi nati; un paio di forbici coi lembi uniti; un enorme gallo blu che sovrasta Trafalgar Square; l’occhio del “Grande Fornello”; un levapelucchi per foreste; un cinto per spaghetti; una farfalla travestita da mela; una città in groppa a un elefante; una palla di bocche in gelatina; la sala da musica di un ragno; una piuma di marmo & more…

Subhran Karmakar

Dave Danzara

Alicja Kwade⁠

Author unknown

Chikuunsai IV Tanabe ⁠

Cross-legged Chairs by Luiz Phillippe⁠

Katie Grinnan

Ismail Amir

Light Kiss, pendant lamp by Jaz Harold

Ismail Amir

Frauke Thielking

Glastress (2019) by⁠ Erwin Wurm⁠ “If you approach things with a sense of humor, people immediately assume you’re not to be taken seriously. But I think truths about society and human existence can be approached in different ways. You don’t always have to be deadly serious. Sarcasm and humor can help you see things in a lighter vein.”⁠ Erwin Wurm

Anatol Knotek

Nico Mingozzi

Haruna Ogata

Blue Cockerel on forth plinth Trafalgar Square (2013) by Katharina Fritsch

Sime

Chaka Taylor

KangHee Kim⁠

Ismail Amir

Ismail Amir

Author unknown

Chiharu Shiota⁠

Johan Deckmann⁠

The Life and Death of a Relationship (2007⁠) by Sue Law⁠

Cem Özkan

Ismail Amir

Tomas Sanchez

Vladimir Kush

Monk by Ugo Rondinone

Hugo Suíssas

Ana Teresa Barboza

Alessandro Malossi

Artwork by Alex Chinneck for Milan Design Week 2019

Untitled, 2021, Photography by HANA

Frank Kunert

Ismail Amir

Viki Kollerova

Katie Grinnan

Martijn Schrijver

Clau Cebrian

Putput⁠

James Tralie

Ronald Ong

Photography by Filip Jandourek “The photo is part of a project, concentrating on a climate change, migration and the actual problems of today`s Bangladesh. One of the biggest problems of todays Bangladesh is the city of Dháka with the population of more then 17 million inhabitants. It is the fastest growing city in the world, suffering from the biggest population density on the planet. Every day, more then 2 thousand new inhabitants come from all corners of the country. Families are forced to leave their homes and land as a result of the extensive flooding, cyclons and sea levels rising. Dháka is unable to absorb the massive population growth, there are no new areas to offer to climate refugees. The city is facing very serious ecological issues, infrastructure is collapsing, the standard of living is getting worse rapidly. Life in the city is becoming a real nighmare.”

Brest Brest Brest

Giulia Rosa

Artisti: Alessandro Malossi, Alex Chinneck, Alicja Kwade⁠, Ana Teresa Barboza, Anatol Knotek, Brest Brest Brest, Cem Özkan, Chiharu Shiota⁠, Chikuunsai IV Tanabe ⁠,Clau Cebrian, Dave Danzara, Erwin Wurm, Filip Jandourek, Frank Kunert, Frauke Thielking, Giulia Rosa, HANA, Haruna Ogata, Hugo Suíssas, James Tralie, Jaz Harold, Johan Deckmann, KangHee Kim⁠, Katharina Fritsch, Katie Grinnan, Luiz Phillippe⁠, Martijn Schrijver, Nico Mingozzi, Ronald Ong, Sime, Subhran Karmakar, Sue Law⁠, Ugo Rondinone, Viki Kollerova, Vladimir Kush⁠