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Sometimes creatives' challenge is to disrupt the commercialization of art through non-precious and permanent media.

Is the wise choice of tools the artists' greatest #talent?

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Sometimes creativity hides in everyday life objects and situations. It's just a matter of rubbing our eyes and focus on it.

Is your everyday life giving you the chance to express all your #shapes?

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There are good days to learn, good days to teach, and good days to stop and find yourself born with a whole kit and caboodle.

Is today a good day to listen to a good piece of #advice?

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#videogames bring players to diverse and imaginative worlds. The design of their exploration is driven by fundamental principles underlying our common perception of reality.

Do we guide our senses or do they guide us?

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"I had no room now for this fear, or for any other fear, because I was filled to the brim with #music." Oliver Sacks

What's the sound of your favorite place on Earth?

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When we gradate the boundaries between two polarized things, the two become smoothly connected. By blurring the various boundaries, we can find complexity, diversity, and richness of information.

Can you recognise the #shades around you?

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In 2016, DeepMind challenged the Go world champion at the old Chinese board game, considered a milestone for AI.
Naked in front of a mirror, Lee Sedol discovered the reason why he played #go.

How did you feel that one move was your only option?

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People often feel they can intuitively recognize whether something is alive. However, nature is filled with entities that flout easy categorization as #life or non-life.

What does the word "life" mean?

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Small and large, internal and external, in frame and offscreen. Ghirri's photography reveals how, in the complexity of real, there's nothing old under the sun.

Can we rewrite #geography by modifying our perspective?

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"Art for art's sake" is a slogan used to define the ultimate goal of #art, often dimmed by deadlines. Little attention is paid to the liberating ride that truly takes artists to remarkable and unexpected places.

Are we brave enough to enjoy our mistakes?

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A wire can connect and bound, but also constrict and block. Dina Velikovskaya writes a special story with a 3D pen.

What are you #linked to?

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When you think about a farm, you might picture an open field and fresh air. In London, due to the lack of space and the new Brexit import fees, vegetables are grown underground with #hydroponicfarming.

Would you eat salad grown in a bomb shelter?

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🌬 We are excited to share with you the 🇮🇹 interview published by @PalinMagazine. If you are curious to learn more about the lab where our planes are assembled, have a look here: https://t.co/cB3N77XPkO!

Huge thanks for this opportunity and for being part of this project! ☺️

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We are giving you uncommonly riveting maps of London, Paris and New York: we solemnly swear that we are up to good.

Can you spot the #silence?

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David Slater left his camera in the hands of some unusual amateur photographers. Among them, Naruto showed an astonishing ability in taking #selfies.

Can humans claim the right to be the only ones able to create intentionally?

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"In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes" is a quotation often misattributed to Andy Warhol.
But now you may only need 60 seconds to discover that on earth we are #briefly gorgeous.

What would you like to become famous for?

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Mike Dargas, a German painter, has a precise paint technique: a snapshot of the moment. Among his series, Liquids aims at creating a sort of vulnerability in subjects covered by #honey.

Can concealment be a way of revealing rather than hiding?

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If neon lights commonly conjure the insomniac modernity of cities like Seoul, they could also evoke sensibility and a poetic feeling of intimacy when in desolate landscapes.

Can the background change the #light?

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The #inuit had a special kind of map for travelling and orienteering, designed for the pitfalls of living in the dark among the ice.

Are we too focused on just one of our senses?

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The art of #kintsugi taught us to see broken things as resources and not as limits.

Are you scared of empty spaces?

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