transformation

Cane Handle ca. 1730s

Mermaids’ timeless appeal is rooted in psychology, culture, and aesthetics. Their symbolism of duality and transformation is reflected in modern design trends.Read More →

Georg Jensen 1969 Astrid Fog Geometric Kinetic Bracelet In .925 Sterling Silver

Astrid Fog, a pioneer of Danish modernism, found success in jewelry design later in life. Her minimalist style and innovative approach continue to influence modern design.Read More →

Vitamin C: Clay and Ceramic in Contemporary Art Cover Art

“Vitamin C: Clay and Ceramic in Contemporary Art” showcases the renaissance of clay and ceramics in high art through 100 influential artists, making it a critical resource for art enthusiasts.Read More →

Manchu Dynasty Style Chinese Puzzleball Set

The blog explores ivory’s significance in Chinese decorative arts from the Shang Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, showcasing its cultural and artistic evolution.Read More →

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1937 exhibition at MoMA revisits cubism and abstract art, showcasing their impact on modern artistic expression, bridging tradition and innovation.Read More →

Japonist Sake Bowl designed by Émile Grittel

Émile Grittel (1870-1953) was a firefighter turned influential artist known for his unique ceramic style blending Japanese aesthetics and Art Nouveau naturalism.Read More →

Zadik Zadikian featured image

Zadik Zadikian, a legendary Armenian artist and furniture designer, embarked on a transcendent journey, creating sculptural, golden installations and functional furniture pieces. His art embodies courage, skill, and timeless beauty.Read More →