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DataBot trys to intensify abstractions of data, through the haptic channel, create new metaphors and make technology feel more human. Data or data-streams are not tangible for us at all.

The Brickchair was the result of a reaction on a drawing made by James Gulliver Hancock. His handwriting changed the chair once (into a drawing), Pepe Heykoop interpretation changed it again; into bricks. A little evolution. The project is about interpretation and imagination.

German-born, British-based designer Nicholas Kirkwood launched his new boutique in Mount Street, London with a magical collection dedicated to the activist and pop artist Keith Haring.

With his artworks Matt Mullican aims at understand the order of the world. The starting point of his artistic concept is the examination of the relationships between reality and how it is perceived.

This project originates in the architecture plan of the Transparent Japanese House, first presented in 2002. The idea has been developed into a transparent teahouse, an architecture project incorporating a symbolic Japanese cultural image.

The 3 level Penthouse of the newly completed Sandhurst Towers, Standton, Johannesburg, was designed by SAOTA + OKHA Interiors. It is truly amazing to find an urban living space in the centre of the city to radiate such an ambience of tranquility, comfort and security.

Artist, designer, merchant, entrepreneur with a highly developed sense of quality, craftsmanship and a global outlook of the things that will live past our time.