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As a surface dries or comes under stress, seemingly abstract formations of wrinkles occur. Researchers at MIT have developed a mathematical equation that can predict the...
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Through a single coloured lens, so many patterns can be found! Thanks to @anikapaulus in Berlin for spotting simple dapples on tiny tiles, and @mountmisty in Yellowstone...
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Left: Australian Ridges by PATTERNITY Right: True Real by Études
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Gregory Harris for Interview Germany, July 2013
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Featuring Sottsass Interiors and Tramline Hair...
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Featuring Healing Rituals and Gold Fashion...
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Erin O'Malley's photographs capture the detail and materiality of different elements – from silvery folds to oily slicks. Her video work delves even further into these...
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On the first of March Welsh people and others across Britain celebrate St. David's Day, drawing attention to Wales' traditions, history and culture. Co-Founder Anna...
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Featuring toads and setting suns...
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Featuring Yoghurt Tops + McQ SS15…
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Who dropped the biscuit packet? We love to find magnificence in the mundane, and order in chaos – what better than some reassembled crackers by Kristen Meyer .
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It's common to attribute human traits to other living things – in the case of some tree species, we have observed an instance of their shyness. As they grow to their...
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An aerial view of the Spanish town reveals an unseen pattern from above – shard like fractures connected by mazes of medieval streets are reminiscent of skin up close....
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As Anna traversed the Californian desert, she captured the meeting of flowing forms and cracked plates – both visualisations of the way the earth moves and warps beneath...
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Featuring fractured panes and person pillars...
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Here she is! Co-founder Grace sent this on the way up to ABC, the highest part of the her Nepalese pilgrimage at 4,200m
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The giraffe's binomial name is Giraffa camelopardalis , referring to the fact that when first discovered, many thought they were a cross between a leopard and a camel...
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We love to see where our community find pattern in their everyday. Here we explore strength and structure - from manmade and the natural. Architectural inspiration came...
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