#2026DesignBoom

from fungal frequencies to plant music, we explore how invisible ecosystems become immersive sound environments through biosonification.

at david zwirner, lisa yuskavage's works become imaginative gatherings where time warps and folds back on itself.

qiuwen lyu presents a billion solitary universes, a sculptural metal record that reinterprets the legacy of nasa’s voyager golden record.

a new scientific study led by daisy fancourt suggests that engagement with arts may also influence the biological pace at which we age.

From designboom | architecture & design magazine: ‘to honor the little plants’ artist jasmin sian cuts intricate, overgrown worlds from deli bags

From designboom | architecture & design magazine: rikrit tiravanija designs qatar pavilion for gatherings, performances and rituals in venice

sini majuri presents it’s getting hot in here, a sculptural eyewear piece exhibited at etnia house of arts during venice art biennale 2026.

a new foundation established in memory of late koyo kouoh seeks to preserve and expand the legacy she built across africa and beyond.

From designboom | architecture & design magazine: candy chandeliers slowly dissolve through venetian palazzo in exploration of fragile joy

kazakhstan’s pavilion at the venice art biennale 2026 unfolds as an immersive meditation on memory through qoñyr: the archive of silence.

ei arakawa-nash's 'grass babies, moon babies' turns the japan pavilion into an environment shaped through touch and shared responsibility.

the greek pavilion at the venice art biennale 2026 becomes a psychological and political stage through escape room by andreas angelidakis.

jr and fondazione bonotto unveil monumental tapestry of care For the 61st Venice Biennale, artist JR has unveiled 'Il Gesto,' a multidisciplinary

From designboom | architecture & design magazine: 24 sculpted trees become giant colored pencils in south african land art installation

From designboom | architecture & design magazine: the holy see pavilion slows the rhythm of the venice biennale through deep listening

the japanese artist explores coexistence through hermit crabs, oysters, insects, and shared shelters shaped by interspecies collaboration.

at the green-wood cemetery’s green-house, jean shin presents celadon landscape, an installation assembled from broken korean ceramic shards.

erwin wurm presents 'dreamers' in venice, using the body and everyday objects to explore sculpture through radical softness.

DRIFT's shy society is a site-specific kinetic light installation suspended from the facade of palazzo balbi during the venice biennale 2026.

ENESS presents 'cloud utopia machine', a new interactive installation staged as part of 'modern guru and the path to artificial happiness.'