Joseph Nguthiru, a Kenyan entrepreneur is changing the future of packaging by turning an invasive plant into a biodegradable alternative to plastic
Bhūrjápatra, the Himalayan Birch bark once used as natural paper in Indian subcontinent to record sacred texts, medicinal knowledge, and historical information due to its natural resistance to decay.
The question is: Which way is up? In this hypnotic animated version of Dutch artist M.C. Escher’s lithograph print, “Relativity”, made in 1953. It imagines a surreal architecture in which the normal tenets of gravity don’t seem to apply. 📽: pixel8studio