1. Mind Over Water In “Eunoia,” NYC-based artist Lisa Park wears an EEG sensor to measure her brain activity and translates that into soundwaves that vibrate five dishes of water (each representing a different emotion)—thus allowing her to visually express her state of consciousness. The performance is an introspective challenge as Park quietly meditates to control her feelings and gain enlightenment. One of countless cases …
The sculptural furnishings by Korea-born designer Jay Sae Jung Oh are stop-you-in-your-tracks beautiful—a complicated, show-stopping mix of materials that references centuries-old weaving techniques and yet feels entirely unexpected. Made from discarded plastic objects woven and wrapped around broken-down patio chairs, Oh’s “Savage” series of functional seating and side tables are the perfect marriage of her degree in sculpture from Kookmin University in South Korea and …
Dusk is one in a trio of handmade coconut oil candles created in scents matching designer Kelly Lamb’s favorite places and moments of the day. You can use the oil for fragrance or as balm, and once it’s diminished, the geometric ceramic vase can be used as an elegant flower pot.