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2 weeks ago |
sixtysixmag.com | Chris Force
Germane Barnes has been in my studio for less than five minutes and we’re already deep into one of my favorite activities: talking shit about the design community. He’s just flown in from Miami where he’s currently a tenured professor, but his roots are all Chicago. We know a lot of the same people, issues, and challenges that attempt to suffocate progressive voices in design, and specifically architecture. “Architecture has not been nice to people of color.
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1 month ago |
sixtysixmag.com | Chris Force
During Milan Design Week I met with Ivy Ross, a creative force whose work has long defied the boundaries between art, science, and technology. As Google’s chief design officer for consumer devices, Ivy is best known for cultivating a design language that feels unmistakably human—bold, tactile, and emotionally resonant.
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1 month ago |
sixtysixmag.com | Chris Force
Pietro Terzini didn’t set out to be an artist. Born in 1990 and trained in architecture at the Polytechnic of Milan, he spent his early 20s working in design offices across Italy and Denmark. But in the wake of the 2012 economic slump architecture jobs dried up, and Pietro pivoted—first into marketing, then unexpectedly into art. What began as a creative outlet quickly grew into a full-fledged career.
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1 month ago |
sixtysixmag.com | Chris Force
alllllAlcova returned to Varedo for its ninth edition across four sites: Villa Borsani, Villa Bagatti Valsecchi, the former SNIA factory, and the Pasino Glasshouses. Each location—ranging from historic villas to industrial ruins—offered a different lens on contemporary design, guiding 70,000 visitors through a landscape of installations and exhibitions ranging from beautiful to bonkers.
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1 month ago |
sixtysixmag.com | Chris Force
When Ezequiel Pini first began using 3D rendering software, it was just after 6:05pm—the moment he closed out his day job and switched his mind to his own creative world. The number 6:05 became a kind of signature, an inside joke that now defines the name of his Barcelona-based studio, Six N. Five. In the years since, he’s become one of the most recognized digital artists working today. You’ve almost certainly seen and liked one of his otherworldly interior renderings.
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