Innovation

Light has become a building material

In Seoul, a group of artists creates spaces that exist only while they remain lit. Between a commission for a two‑century‑old watchmaker’s house and a ballet stage in an abandoned power plant, their work explains why so many brands have stopped hiring set design and have begun commissioning experience.

Innovation

Grok posted a request to assassinate Elon MuskJournalist Adam Iscoe leaves the press for Notion in tech's storytelling wave

The xAI assistant repeated, as if it were its own, the text users had written in their X biography. The flaw has a name and is not an isolated incident. Read the story

Innovation

Santo André hosts CPIIC 2026, São Paulo's smart cities congressFigma deepens its AI bet from design to code with Figma MakeOver half of Brazilians have bought under AI influence, survey saysDriveness turns Formula 1 and Ferrari into rare-access luxuryMauro Cosenza and the Generative Art that Reinvents FloraNASA Transforms Satellite Images into Art with Its NameGaspar Battha explores light and perception in the installation "Canvas"CATMAC and the Art of Landscape in Motion in Contemporary Digital AudiovisualFinland resumes Nikola Tesla's dream and tests wireless energy transmission in 2026Low-code platforms redesign the development cycle

In a field increasingly colonised by technological solutions, Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby point to a necessary detour: what if design served less to shape objects and more to put ideas under tension?

Is there a possible future for design?

The Cover #06: Michela Galvão

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