What’s New in Art, Architecture, and Design According to RESIDE

PARK CITY, Utah –RESIDE, Summit International Realty’s award-winning magazine, in its most recent issue, covers the latest in art, architecture, and design: Art and technology are mutually inclusive. Living plants are in blueprints to create living buildings. Designers embrace softer lines in curves and pastels.

Art:

“This year’s pixel-popping prices for digital art, ushered in by [American digital artist and graphic designer] Beeple’s $69 million NFT Everydays—The First 5000 Days, have created a whole new community of collectors.”

Art is evolving and artists are finding new ways to get creative. Artists use artificial intelligence to enhance their physical art through digital alteration. “Edinburgh-based artist Trevor Jones, who, back in 2011, began painting QR codes into his works that are scannable with a smartphone and app, creates works that he describes as a ‘fusion of fine art with technology.’”

Architecture:

Plants are becoming a living factor in many home blueprints. Some homes have roofs that are gardens while others have plants within the interior of homes. “Ma Yansong, for example, wrapped his award-winning Beverly Hills condo complex Gardenhouse in 26 species of native plants, notably ferns, vines, and succulents, whose leaves and flowers change color with the seasons. And Stefano Boeri clad his pair of iconic award-winning Bosco Verticale residential towers in Milan in 15,000 fragrant trees, plants, and shrubs.”

Design:

Soft lines are coming back to bring softness to any room. “Jordan Cluroe and Russell Whitehead, whose design firm 2LG Studio is based in London, see the move toward softness and playfulness as a welcome rebellion against the strictness of straight-lined sophistication.” Non-linear lines and curves speak to the opportunity in manmade spaces and bring an element of playfulness and lightness.

To read more and discover what’s new and trending, read the full article and many more in SIR’s RESIDE.