Why Creatives & Musicians Should Care About NFTs
By now, you’ve heard of NFTs. But what exactly are its benefits for creatives, artists, and musicians?
Design
Creations that are both unique and unorthodox. Plus creative work that defies what is believed to be possible.
Future Nostalgia: Kith&Kin’s James Woodward on the Currents of Contemporary Design
Why are serif fonts taking over the design world by storm? And who made the Nineties cool again? We speak to Hong Kong-based designer James Woodward to find out.
7 Iconic Works Of Sound Art To Explore
Explore recent works of immersive sound art exhibited globally over the past 5 years by Susan Philipsz, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Haroon Mirza, Samson Young, and more.
The Past and Future of AR/VR Design
How do we design for AR and VR? The answer lies in our past, our experiences, and gaming.
Progressive Label Avastar Explores Non-Human Artists in the Metaverse
Having achieved the feat of helping a “non-human” artist drop a music video while simultaneously releasing the dress they wore as an NFT, Avastar is breaking boundaries in the virtual world in more ways than one.
Exploring The Significance Of Sonic Architecture
Is noise pollution driving us crazy? Why is acoustic design for buildings important? SOL takes a look at how sound quality is affecting the way we live.
Into The Labyrinth: Unravelling Squid Game’s Set & Sound Design
Widely acclaimed not just for its creative premise, but also for its ingenious set design and soundtrack, it’s not hard to see why Korean survival drama Squid Game is Netflix’s biggest-ever original series.
5 Up-And-Coming South Korean Photographers To Watch
South Korea’s booming creative and art industries have introduced a community of talented photographers to the world.
The Sound of Science – Transforming Climate Change Data Into Music
Can music help us better understand the climate crisis? Scientists are now pairing up with musicians to turn flat data into elaborate compositions
Appreciating The Art Of Repetition
Is repetition truly the death of art? Or does it transform something into art? Here are some examples that prove that more is better than none.