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During this study journey, we deeply experienced the design philosophy and artistic atmosphere of South Africa, drew inspiration and broadened our horizons.

Robert Rieger has cultivated a distinct visual language that gracefully navigates the realms of interior spaces and portraiture. Seamlessly shifting between these seemingly contrasting genres, he constructs a rich, polyphonic narrative of life through his lens.

Turning the last corner, the towering ancient trees suddenly split to both sides, as if the curtain of a stage slowly rose - the black-and-white Vandenbussche villa thus quietly appeared before me.

With clear purpose and immense curiosity, we embarked on a 7-day intensive study tour. Though brief, the journey was densely structured, covering a full spectrum from cultural roots to contemporary expression.

Zissou’s work is infused with a gentle humanistic perspective. He focuses on the subtle interactions between people, nature, and villages, capturing the humor and absurdity of those naturally occurring, unrepeatable moments, while also reflecting a deep empathy.

David Widmer shares with YINJISPACE his views on living spaces, aesthetic preferences, and creative journey—offering a multidimensional glimpse into how a creative individual integrates personal design philosophy, lifestyle, and spatial practice.

In January this year, YINJISPACE visited Danish design studio HOMEWORK as part of its study tour, experiencing the belief that design is not meant to attract attention, but to provoke thought.

This building, hidden in the suburbs of Durle, Belgium, is like a sleeping giant beast - the two staggered stone walls at the entrance are like its shadows, leading visitors into a carefully designed visual delay.

In northern Kyoto, the century-old Maana Atelier has been given a new lease of life as a workshop dedicated to preserving and inheriting the traditions of Japanese architecture and craftsmanship.

Block722 architects+ works closely with its diverse group of multidisciplinary designers, unique artists, and artisans to create many projects.

Each piece was a testament to Catherine’s mastery of her craft and her reverence for the beauty of the natural world, namely the Objet Trouvé.

Fusing traditional tailoring with modern, contemporary designs, Kristina Fidelskaya creates luxurious understated products, which highlight the feminine essence that lies inside us.

In Svetlana's objects you see a story of caring for oneself and nature, a play with form, intellectual minimalism, a subtle play of textures and colors.

Lorenzo Pepe style is based on the formal and graphic study of natural harmony. He is mainly inspired by marine organisms and their structures, textures and symmetries.

With a mix of unexpected yet related materials Todd Conover jewelry tends to be overtly bold with inspiration harnessed from natural forms that will highlight surface and materials.