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@teamoneusa ex @basic.space
Partnerships @artistry_edge_
Based in Los Angeles

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Some of the most meaningful moments of the exhibition unfolded through conversations, shared curiosity, and unexpected encounters. We’re grateful to everyone who visited IN[COMMON] and spent time with the works. And our sincere thanks to @seadesignfest for championing creativity, collaboration, and community, and to the many inspiring artists, designers, and visitors who made this possible. Presented by @artistry_edge_ in collaboration with @voraciousplayer, spatial design by @hazel3angel.

Photographer: @wildvowphoto
Special Thanks: Yilin Wu, SDF team
Graphic Design: Hope Liu, Cecilia Ding, @maofromhome
Motion Design: @euph0_0 by @voraciousplayer

IN[COMMON], in retrospect.
Thank you to everyone who made IN[COMMON] part of this year’s @seadesignfest. Over two days at Lake Union Park, the exhibition became a shared space where contemporary art and design came together through diverse perspectives, thoughtful conversations, and meaningful encounters. We’re deeply grateful to our participating artists, collaborators, and the Seattle Design Festival team for making this possible.

Photo: @wildvowphoto

#seattle #seattledesignfestival by @voraciousplayer

In [Common ] Install day doc!!!
Visit us @seadesignfest Booth A4
8.15-8.16, 10am-7pm.

Curated by @artistry_edge_ & @voraciousplayer , this marks their third stop following LA Design Week and NYC Design Week.

Spatial design by @hazel3angel, approaching interiors through the lens of experiential design. by @voraciousplayer

We’re delighted to announce IN[COMMON], outdoor exhibition presented by @artistry_edge_ x @voraciousplayer , as part of the @seadesignfest . Spatial design by @hazel3angel , designer in practice of 1Merge.

Taking place at Lake Union Park in Seattle on August 15–16, 2026, Booth A4, IN[COMMON] brings together art, design, and shared perspectives through a collaborative exhibition experience.

The exhibition invites visitors to explore the spaces where creativity, community, and dialogue intersect. We’re looking forward to welcoming you to Seattle and sharing Incommon with you. Stay tuned for our upcoming artist spotlights.

#seattledesignfestival #seattle by @voraciousplayer

$Installation Views REPETITION OF CONTROL (ROC)  What repeats quietly becomes a structure. Over three days in Brooklyn @aspace____ , Repetition of Control (ROC) unfolded as a space where repetition revealed itself not as sameness, but as pressure, memory, ritual, resistance, and return. Ceramic gestures hovered like unfinished handwriting. Digital systems fractured into human traces. Bodies became mediated images. Domestic objects carried grief, intimacy, and inherited memory. Light flickered between signal and silence. Presented as part of NYCxDESIGN, the exhibition brought together practices spanning sculpture, photography, installation, computational media, illustration, experimental object-making, and material research — each approaching repetition as something both deeply personal and quietly structural. Featuring works by: Gaurav Dua & Jonathan Penvose Chris Geier Weiyi Li Yui Lin Anya Savinova Shristi Singh Alice Tedesco Songer Yang Presented by: Artistry Edge × Soft Hours × Sophie W. #NYCxDESIGN #ContemporaryArt #InstallationArt #DesignExhibition #exhibitionview by @voraciousplayer$

感觉自己在艺术与设计行业里的专业训练就是为了给我的生命开启对于美的深度体验。在LACMA新馆从建筑处理，藏品，到混凝土上漆颜色的细节，我从生理上的感动和颤栗。从来到设计学院开始一直以为自己在论述与辨证上面的语言能力被埋没，在美学层面找不到自己的practice，但是到今天整整四年的浸润自己的身体早已对于美有了反应，语言与解释不需要跟上。 by @voraciousplayer

✨ Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Soft Systems opening night. We are grateful to our friends and family for their support, and to Penny and Dan @padlab from ArtCenter @artcenteredu for their visit. Our sincere thanks to all exhibiting designers, as well as the photographers, DJ, and dedicated volunteers whose contributions made this event possible. by @voraciousplayer

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