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DAFES — международная цифровая площадка для обмена опытом и поощрения творческих достижений в дизайне, искусстве, моде, образовании и бизнесе.
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Aikas Žado Laboratory: Center of Biomimetics 🌱
Lithuania

The latest innovations in bio-based chemistry from the perspective of art.

The Laboratory serves as a contemporary art device, constructed in Žeimiai manor house.

The main activities of the Laboratory are practical experiments related to the management of cultural heritage objects and the combination of discoveries, methods, techniques, and knowledge in the fields of contemporary art, science, and culture.

explore the approach of the Laboratory through its curators’ theoretical, practical, and artistic thoughts

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Odyssey | Digital interior installation
by Reisinger Studio

An invitation to observe, inspect, experiment; to touch and feel these digital realms through tangible evidence that have been transported to the here and now.

🔗see more works by Andrés Reisinger, one of the world’s most sought-after digital artists

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HAVING GUTS ALWAYS WORKS OUT FOR ME

This artwork is presented as six newly commissioned double-page spreads for the Austrian magazine called .copy.

Together, they read as: Having / guts / always / works out / for / me. These pieces serve as dividing spaces that open different chapters within the issue.

CREATIVE DIRECTION:
🔗Stefan Sagmeister

DESIGN:
Stefan Sagmeister, Matthias Ernstberger, Miao Wang & Bela Borsodi

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Ralph Schraivogel, a Swiss graphic designer and lecturer, shared his thoughts on poster art and typography with DAFES PROJECTOR🔦

"I began to wonder what the point was when an image and typography began to conflict within a poster. For example, in a Russian icon, the font is seamlessly incorporated into the image, just as in medieval books.

It all probably started with the Renaissance, when the laws of perspective began to be used in fine art and it started imitating reality in an illusory way — that was the moment when the included font began to conflict with the realism of the image."

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