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Olafur Eliasson, the weather man
Hand in hand with Olafur Eliasson, we reviewed his work at the Serralves Foundation in Porto. Why do we call him "The weatherman"?
Typography II: what do letters tell us, besides what they tell us?
What happens when we use a bathing suit as clothes to go to a wedding? Something similar to what happened to the most - unfairly? - hated font.
The art of redrawing with exactitude: Nicholas Rougeux
The work of illustrator Nicholas Rougeux is marked by precision and research in open, interactive and precious projects that serve to future researchers.
Madrid is written with “M” of Mingote
This week we are travelling to the capital of Spain for a wonderful exhibition that is taking place at the Museo de Historia of the city. We are not talking…
Hic sunt dracones
In the past, the phrase "Hic sunt dracones" frequently appeared in cartographies. What dangers did they advertise? And if so, where are those dragons now?
The curious art of destroying art
On certain occasions, art destroys, only to create a more abstract art, beyond what pre-existed, and which now transcends its own limits.
Without canvas
The Amazon rainforest is burning, we are indignant, but are we really aware of other ways in which we also harm the planet?
“The handmaid’s tale” under the attentive eye of God: Camera and soul
With the end of the third season of "El cuento de la criada" we can see the emotions that the directors have managed to transmit through the camera.
Building with air
It seems that construction with EFTE and other lightweight materials has led us to rethink what such important concepts as "limit" mean. How far have we come?
Typography I: living in a lower case “g”
There is a certain intuitive similarity between the creative processes of typographic design and architectural design. It's time to look at the letters differently.