风是这些画的作者，它用柳条作为画笔。来看看风给我们留下的这些遗迹想对我们说些什么？

关注Wall paper是从几年前在艺术与设计杂志社工作开始的，我喜欢它里面图片的视觉感和新鲜感，总能从那里面看到一些不一样的东西。如今，他也有了在线的电子版了，这为那些跟我一样买不起原版杂志的朋友们提供了很大的方便哦。

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Könige der Herzen

(Cologne, Stuttgart, Biel)

Three artists, three very different talents, one inspiration: Royal fun…………

Markus Linnenbrink

(Dortmund)

Works by this artist are frequently described as "architecture with colour". A sea of colourful stripes surrounds the guest in this space-encompassing work, giving rise to an inexplicable, comfortable airiness.

Sabine Groß

(Munich)

The walls of the room are “dressed up” in Scottish plaid wallpaper. Photos of people who are similarly dressed in plaid clothing are hung upon the wallpaper. Through digital manipulation these people have been removed from their original space and placed against a plaid backdrop. In turn, this fictitiously patterned space has then been “mounted” in a truly patterned one. The hotel guest becomes part of the muddle between fiction and reality. And if he or she is wearing something plaid … then even better!

Kehl

(Berlin)

A characteristic touch is that every corner and angle is outlined with a thin, hand-drawn, black line – whether on the ceiling, on the bed, or around a plug. The result is a dollhouse-like, comic book room with papaya green walls, a sunny yellow rug, a lilac bed and a pink cupboard. Graphics and decorations by the artist complete the design.

What's the connection?

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a news item that has anything to do with Robbie Williams.
Well, here’s a surprising answer. Robbie has just
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from Stefan Gandl’s Neubau Welt book.

是不是很奇怪德国超火的独立出版公司DGV怎么跟Robbie搞在一块了吧？去他的网站看看就很明白了，特别是VIDEO拍得真的不错，强烈推荐给大家。

Take a look at the teaser video on the Rudebox site for yourself
Here.

Philips clothing prototypes light up to reflect the ‘emotions’ of the wearer

Eindhoven, The Netherlands -Philips Design announced today that it has developed a seriesof dynamic garments as part of the ongoing SKIN exploration research into the area known as 'emotional sensing'. The garments, which are intended for demonstration purposes only, demonstrate how electronics can be incorporated into fabrics and garments in order to express the emotions and personality of the wearer.
The marvelously intricate wearable prototypes include 'Bubelle', a dress surrounded by a delicate 'bubble' illuminated by patterns that changed dependent on skin contact- and 'Frison', a body suit that reacts to being blown on by igniting a private constellation of tiny LEDs.

'Sensitive' rather than 'intelligent'
These garments were developed as part of the SKIN research project, which challenges the notion that our lives are automatically better because they are more digital. It looks at more 'analog' phenomena like emotional sensing and explores technologies that are 'sensitive' rather than 'intelligent'. SKIN belongs to the ongoing, far-future research program carried out at Philips Design. The aim of this program is to identify emerging trends and likely societal shifts and then carry out 'probes' that explore whether there is potential for Philips in some of the more promising areas.

Rethinking our interaction with products and content
According to Clive van Heerden, Senior Director of design-led innovation at Philips Design, the SKIN probe has a much wider context than just garments. "As our media becomes progressively more virtual, it is quite possible in long term future that we will no longer have objects like DVD players, or music contained on disks, or books that are actually printed. An opportunity is therefore emerging for us to completely rethink our interaction with products and content."

"We chose fashion as an idiom to express the kind of research we were doing," says Lucy McRae, Body Architect at Philips Design. "We did this because apparel and textiles can be augmented by a lot of new functionality. A garment can be a highly complex interactive electronic or biochemical device. We are experimenting with devices that are more responsive to subtle triggers like sensuality, affection and sensation."

The blushing dress
The garments were therefore designed to respond to an individual's body and create a visual representation of emotions rather than just being 'on' or 'off'. For instance the 'Bubelle' – the 'blushing dress' – behaves differently depending on who is wearing it, and therefore exhibits completely nonlinear behavior.

Further information on Philips Design is available at: www.design.philips.com.

德国摄影师Bernhard Wolff，网站：http://www.bernhardwolff.com/
很喜欢他的风格，有点味道，也很真实，希望大家也喜欢。

在Wolfsburg大众主题公园内的某展厅结识了他们Project Fox，一群活力无比的年轻人，很喜欢他们的风格和作品，这个Vedio是他们的介绍。原本回来新房子准备自己涂涂画画，没想到他们先我一步，做成了我想要的样子。

他们的网站：www.project-fox.org

Project FOX gives young people the opportunity to develop new ideas, test and realize them. They are invited to develop new concepts for designs and routines of urban life, to rethink and redefine the given and already known. There are basically no restrictions. The full development of the creative potential is paramount.

Through the interaction of various disciplines, Project FOX creates a complex work of visions and life blueprints of young people from all parts of the world. Consequently, the players of the project are not only creatives in the classical sense but also people that are involved in the creation of everyday life far away from the arts. Project FOX is their platform where they can realize their ideas and make them accessible to the public.

Project FOX is an experiment that sets free strengths and energies, that creates new spaces for the mentoring of young people and their ideas, and that moves young people forward.

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