French designer Mathieu Lehanneur has immersed himself in the signs and symbols of the secret societies of ancient times for his new furniture and lighting collection, Illuminations.

Anchored by strong graphic shapes of solid oak, each organic form has been given a new purpose, further drawing nature into the domestic realm. 

His latest collection draws on his experience designing interiors for luxury hotels and restaurants, as well as his personal childhood memories of "important places and different cultures" to create a collection of objects designed to convey "understated elegance".

The newest Manhattan gallery, Gagosian In New York, has been under the spotlight.

Maconachie is a sculptor who lives in Sydney. Her work centers on simplicity, tolerance for imperfections, and the contrast between hard materials and soft shapes.

Mura Atelier is a collaboration between Eugene Murphy and Elnaz Rafati. After meeting at the Chicago School of Architecture, Rafati and Murphy discovered a common interest in historical backgroundism and computational irregularities.

The form of Gustavo Pérez's works is pure, completely abstract, without specific associations. His line language, the bending of the form and the definition of the container mark his work as a unique sound.

Ceri Muller is a potter from South Africa and holds a master's degree in fine arts. In 2019, she officially started her pottery career, which nourishes her busy soul.

Daisuke Iguchi's works give people a primitive feeling, exuding almost magical power. His works refer to ancient forms and traditions and provide a sense of nostalgia.

Japanese ceramic artist Noriko Kuresumi uses the harmony and balance of the ocean as inspiration to create ceramic sculptures with exquisite and sensual forms.

Alex Hagentorn uses plaster, bronze and other different media to create works that connect the future and the past, and at the same time record everything that is currently concerned in this form.

Aleph Geddis’s sculptures combine traditional craftsmanship with modernism and are fascinated by the world’s infrastructure.

Romero's work is like entering an ancient civilization treasure house, thinking about the contact between the dead and eternal life.

Knutson's design reminds people of ancient objects. All of his works are hammered by hand. He uses basic tools to hammer and shape, evokes people's thinking about the stone and iron ages.

Victoria Yakusha wants to reflect the entire life energy that has been wrapped in Ukrainian soil for centuries through her ceramic art series.