WEEK IN REVIEW

INTERVIEW WITH RANDOM INTERNATIONAL

designboom spoke with experimental art collective random international about ‘life in our minds', their new generative NFT project created in collaboration with digital artist danil lrivoruchko.'life is a physical thing – the most interesting space to work in remains the borderline between the digital and the analogue,' founders hannes koch and florian ortkrass explain while discussing their new project and the emerging technologies that fascinate them. read our conversation in full here, and discover more recent interviews here.

OMA + POTATO HEAD'S JOURNEY TO ZERO WASTE IN HOSPITALITY

on the occasion of singapore design week, indonesian hospitality brand potato head and OMA present 'n*thing is possible,' an exhibition showcasing the brand's iterative journey toward a zero-waste lifestyle through strategies of reuse. spanning disciplines of design, creativity and culture, the storytelling multimedia exhibition features projects created in collaboration with international designers and artists including OMA/AMO, futura, kengo kuma, max lamb and andreu carulla.

EMBROIDERED SCULPTURES OF POPULAR GOODS SURPRISE GROCERY SHOPPERS

alicja kozlowska surprises grocery shoppers by placing embroidered felt versions of popular consumer goods on store shelves in different countries. the colorful, hyperrealistic sculptures mimic the looks of well known items, including coca-cola cans, cheetos bags and heineken beer bottles. see more submissions by our readers here, and find out how to upload your own project here.

the weekly is an inside review curated by sofia lekka angelopoulou.