Letter from the Curators Last week, North America was treated to a total solar eclipse. If you're the type to pay attention to astrology, it's a time for reflection and change. Even without the spiritual tilt, one can't help but wonder how our ancestors
Letter from the Curators In the last issue we covered urban intervention—indeed the work of those we've highlighted thus far often lives in urban environments. So it's probably not surprising that nearly every artist we've interviewed has mentioned nature as an inspiration for
Letter from the Curators We check in weekly with each other, and with ourselves, to ensure our content stays true to our original vision. At the heart of it, we aim to dive deeper, offering both our audience and ourselves a chance to forge a closer bond with artists we
Letter from the Curators Welcome to our fifth issue! We talked a little bit last week about how our focus is on producing great content, not a lot of content. To that end, we don't want to get bogged down by metrics, but it is worth noting that
Letter from the Curators When we started this experiment, we knew there were a few things that were absolutely critical. First, we knew our mission would be to give a peek behind the curtain, look a layer deeper, and show what goes into creating amazing work that lives in the
Letter from the Curators We grew up captivated by the potential of beams of light—concepts popularized by mid-20th-century scientists and novelists. The idea that these lasers can unlock everything from medical breakthroughs to advanced weaponry makes them both thrilling and mystical. We are excited to have you join us
Letter from the Curators We are truly humbled by the incredible response we received on the publication of our first issue. The feedback has been tremendous and we’re both so grateful. This week, we continue with the dynamism we kicked off with last week, and have Motion as our
Letter from the Curators Hello, and welcome to the inaugural issue of Physical.Digital Weekly. We're beginning this newsletter to expand on what we've already been doing: finding inspirational work that transcends the boundary between the physical and digital worlds and bring it to a wider
