Earlier this week, IKEA invited users to test out two couch models in four Paris métro stations; St Lazare, Champs Elysées Clémenceau, Concorde and Opéra. Named after the Swedish towns of Ektorp and Karlstad, the models were set out in pairs, divided by a lamp in front of large ad in the backdrop to create an inviting home feel in a public space. (more…)

We have all been hearing news about how the population will explode in next few decades and according to the UN, 74% of the world population will live in cities by 2050. Now, is time to re-think how we live in high density population areas – in terms of space, energy, materialism vs minimalism and the environment. View the video with a provocative concept for future kitchen design, recently presented by Electrolux at Designboost in Stockholm! (more…)

In February, I got invited to Mr. Brainwash first solo debut exhibition in New York titled Icons. Unfortunately, I was not able to join the convergence of art, media and fashion at this occasion. The controversial Pop Street Artist unveiled his exhibition Icons of paintings and large-scale sculptural installation in the Meatpacking District, and has kindly shared some photos. (more…)

Want to revive all your senses with Smirnoff Black vodka? We are giving away two VIP double passes to the exclusive Smirnoff Black Room in Sydney on Thursday 11 March 2010.

This is an exclusive, invite only, event for guests to re-discover their senses through a series of artworks created by some of Sydney’s most exciting artists. The work will then be followed by a public art exhibition at blank space gallery. (more…)

No, this post is not about the coolest snowboard gear or the most dramatic figure skating outfits during the 2010 Winter Olympics. This is a video post I thought was worth sharing of Chairman Ting’s digital graffiti art performances at the Salt Building inside the Athlete’s Village. Check it out if you enjoy digital art! (more…)

Two giant digital origami tigers will playfully celebrate Chinese New Year of the Tiger on the forecourt of Sydney’s Customs House from 11 February – 14 March 2010. The
 Chinese
 or 
Lunar New
 Year 
is 
the
 most 
important 
Chinese 
holiday
 and traditionally 
starts 
with 
a 
Lantern
 Festival.
 The giant digital origami tigers fuse ancient lantern making methods with cutting edge design and fabrication technology, bringing tradition and innovation, east and west together. (more…)