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  Let´s start a day with a cloud hovering in a room. Ok, the cloud is made of cotton wool and it´s hovering by the use of magnetism, but how beautiful it is, nonetheless! The french artist Laurent Debraux builds kinetic installations working mostly with metal and magnets. He... Read More

In celebration of the collaboration Louis Vuitton provided this exclusive behind the scenes look at Yayoi in her studio creating her unforgettable work. Read More

The world of Tim Walker is a fun place to inhabit and Somerset House is hosting an impressive retrospective of his work containing images and props from his unforgettable fashion shoots. Read More

While death in itself has never been a subject that is easily tired of, Jacky Tsai has evolved his floral skull concept before most recently arriving at the conclusion of three-dimensional sculptures adorned with a thousand leather flowers. Read More

While Ron Ulicny is a collector of all these interestingly mundane, his work isn't simply interesting juxtapositions or singular items imbued with mystical meaning. They are labours of intense detail and vision. Read More

What is that one important choice that changed your life? Rom 13 (Room 13) is a book project by Norwegian multidisciplinary design studio Work In Progress asking that very question to celebrities and former criminals. Read More

Filmmaker Adriano Cirulli self-financed this stunning piece that uses special effects and the talents of Italian ballet dancers and gymnasts to create a mesmerising gravity-defying film. Read More

The Transformative Chronotype is an ambitious project, using colour it aims to compensate where modern busy living lacks by manipulating the human body clock using colour and light. Read More

London College of Fashion alumnus Joanna Natalija Gourley's beautiful series of images 'Nocturne' and 'Revolution' form part of a bigger attempt to reconnect us to the intangible and ethereal. Read More

Fine art photographer and lecturer Lisa Frank makes large scale photographic prints that reference traditional wallpaper design and the work of William Morris. Read More

The latest project from The Project Twins, James and Michael Fitzgerald, will expand your vocabulary as well as beautify your living space. Read More

Lorenzo Vitturi reflects on the relationship between man and nature – in line with 16th Century naturalistic painting – a symbolic system able to visualise the intersection between these two dimensions. Read More

Nick Gentry uses floppy disks and obsolete technology to interrogate our relationship with identity, and particularly our progression onto the accumulation of digital identities. Read More

Finnish photographer and designer Christoffer Relander creates this ethereal multiple exposure portraits using in-camera techniques. Read More

Exploring the connections between typography, literature and how we engage with the written word, GraphicDesign& created a brief to design and lay out the first page of Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. Read More