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So, design work should certainly not be about designing something, turning it into a product, then simply introducing changes and modifications. A new approach will be the basis of design in the future, I think. We must think more about society, living, and enjoyment or happiness. Otherwise, our work will become extremely difficult.

—Issey Miyake

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Cho Gi Seok

“What’s Real” for Metal Magazine

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Blumarine resort 2023

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INFRINGE, APR 2022 PUNKS IN SPRINGTIME BAKYA x AHN HYEONG-GYU

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Sydney Sweeney for Vogue Hong Kong July 2022 photographed by Petra Collins

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By Vinyet Feliubadaló for Teeth Magazine April 2022

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Mother Earth by studio konnoi

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Tim Tijink for Minimal Collective

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Source: Godly

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In The Shade of a Tree: For Many Voices

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Dezeen: Rockwell Group blends Japanese and Spanish design in Nobu Hotel Barcelona

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The study—published on June 23rd in Lancet Infectious Diseases—found that in the first year of vaccine rollout, jabs saved the lives of 19.1m-20.4m people. Without vaccines, the study estimates, roughly three times as many people would have died from covid in 2021 alone. And 6.8m-7.7m of the prevented deaths were in countries covered by covax, an initiative created to ensure vaccines were sent to poorer countries.

The Economist: How many lives have been saved by covid-19 vaccines? A new study estimates that the number is greater than the population of Chile