On Spaces That Learn to Move Again – Parati in Taranto Contemporary bicycle brands increasingly operate at the intersection of design, urban culture, and contemporary art. The bicycle is no longer just a means of transport — it becomes a tool for interpreting the city. It is precisely at this point that artistic practice and urban cycling meet. A compelling example of…
An Analysis of Vlassis Caniaris’s Sculpture The Child Photograph: Vlassis Caniaris, The Child (1980), Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw In contemporary art, everyday objects often transcend their original function to become carriers of powerful emotions and political meaning. One striking example is The Child (1980) by Greek artist Vlassis Caniaris, currently on view at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw.…
🚲 When the Bicycle Became a Work of Art In the late 1800s, the world fell in love with a new invention — the bicycle. More than a means of transport, it became a symbol of freedom, modernity, and individual style. Few brands captured that spirit better than the Overman Wheel Company, creators of Victor Bicycles. Their advertising wasn’t just marketing —…
