Magazine Horse

2 weeks ago | magazinehorse.com | Noelia Fernández

Between mutant forms, immortal jewels and photographs that cross history, May reminds us that art has the capacity to transform, provoke and connect us. We delve into May art highlights to discover what’s new. The Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art celebrates the mutant universe of Kenjiro Okazaki. The Japanese artist has been blurring the boundaries between painting, sculpture, architecture and robotics for decades.

2 weeks ago | magazinehorse.com | Noelia Fernández

Today, the consequences of that rhythm are impossible to ignore: millions of tonnes of clothes end up in landfills every year, many of them in perfect condition. The wardrobe has become a reflection of a much bigger problem: the urgency to rethink how and why we consume. In this context, platforms such as Vestiaire Collective propose a new approach: buy less, but with criteria, quality and responsibility.

2 weeks ago | magazinehorse.com | Noelia Fernández

Hoy, las consecuencias de ese ritmo son imposibles de ignorar: millones de toneladas de ropa terminan en vertederos cada año, muchas de ellas en perfecto estado. El armario se ha convertido en un reflejo de un problema mucho mayor: la urgencia de repensar cómo y por qué consumimos. En este contexto, plataformas como Vestiaire Collective proponen un nuevo enfoque: comprar menos, pero con criterio, calidad y responsabilidad.

2 weeks ago | magazinehorse.com | Noelia Fernández

Entre formas mutantes, joyas inmortales y fotografías que atraviesan la historia, mayo nos recuerda que el arte tiene la capacidad de transformar, provocar y conectarnos. Nos adentramos en los siete highlights de arte de mayo para descubrir las novedades. El Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Tokio celebra el universo mutante de Kenjiro Okazaki. El artista japonés lleva décadas desdibujando los límites entre pintura, escultura, arquitectura y robótica.

3 weeks ago | magazinehorse.com | Noelia Fernández

For Sant Jordi, Omotesandō Plants’ proposal transforms the classic act of giving a flower as a gift into a long-lasting, handmade experience. Natural flowers preserved under a glass dome, without water or maintenance. The essence of the project was born far from Barcelona, in the streets of Nakameguro, a neighbourhood in Tokyo where Joan Català discovered, in 2018, a small shop that offered kokedamas: floating plants without pots, which maintained their charm with elegance.