Creations that are both unique and unorthodox. Plus creative work that defies what is believed to be possible.
From the dancefloor to the runway and back, fashion’s relationship with music is beautiful, poignant and all-encompassing.
Museums are taking on a multi-sensory approach by utilising immersive sound events for their exhibits, elevating the way visitors experience art and history.
As the advancement of electric cars move forward, some manufacturers are collaborating with composers and musicians to help define the sound of their vehicles of tomorrow.
If there is one thing that Sir Terence Conran knows about, it is what makes a good design. The designer has introduced a long list of innovative products to British homes. Now, he is giving the iconic LSX speaker by KEF a new look.
Watches do more than just tell time. The musicality of striking watches is a full sensorial experience, especially if they are combined with intricately designed complications that set the right tone for wearers.
Most architects normally mention space, lighting and ambience in describing their design. Rarely does sound figure in the equation – not unless you consider sonic architexture.
Can everyday objects be transformed into works of art? Yes they can. Mundane and throwaway materials are what these imaginative artists are staking their claim to fame.
In recent times, product sound design (or ‘sonification’) has been gaining traction. Luxury brands are turning to sound engineering to create a multi-sensorial user experience.
The much talked-about London Craft Week makes its return from May 8 to 12, with a plethora of interesting things to do and see.
