VISI Issues VISI 106 IS HERE VISI Issues February 3, 2020 VISI 106 IS HERE We’re coming at you from two angles in this issue. Full Article
Art Artists We Love: Namrata Vansadia Art January 31, 2020 Artists We Love: Namrata Vansadia Namrata Vansadia is an Indian Brooklyn-based illustrator, digital product designer, and co-founder of The Brooklyn Block, an accessories/apparel company in the fashion and technology space. Full Article
Architecture Final Call To Enter LafargeHolcim Awards Partner Architecture January 31, 2020 Final Call To Enter LafargeHolcim Awards Submissions in the LafargeHolcim Awards, the world’s most significant competition for sustainable design, are closing soon. Full Article
Art BKhz Pop-up in Cape Town Art January 30, 2020 BKhz Pop-up in Cape Town Joburg-based gallery and creative studio BKhz is curating a group show titled Blue is the Warmest Colour at the brand’s first pop-up in the Mother City. Full Article
Decor Before and after: Milnerton home Decor January 29, 2020 Before and after: Milnerton home Architect and designer Hanno de Swardt of Onnah Design helped to see the potential of a dilapidated 1960s home in Milnerton, Cape Town, sensitively modernising it by opening it up while retaining characterful details. Full Article
Design Caulk Chairs by Matthew Dasneves Design January 28, 2020 Caulk Chairs by Matthew Dasneves Designed by Cape Town-based architect Matthew Dasneves, the Caulk Chairs collection is a series of seats made from polystyrene and caulked rubber sealant that celebrate spontaneity and the human touch. Full Article
Art Emily Forgot’s Architectural Wall Art Art January 27, 2020 Emily Forgot’s Architectural Wall Art Fusing a passion for interior spaces, architecture and colour, London-based designer, artist and illustrator Emily Alston creates wooden wall-mounted “assembleges” under the moniker Emily Forgot. Full Article
Art Felicia Chiao Illustrates Imaginative Worlds Art January 23, 2020 Felicia Chiao Illustrates Imaginative Worlds Felicia Chiao’s illustrations depict curious worlds dotted with even more curious creatures – anonymous humanoids interlace with ethereal figures and genial worms to deliver ogle-worthy artwork that delights. Full Article
