"CORLEO"

Kawasaki's hydrogen-powered robotic horse !

CORLEO is a futuristic off-road mobility concept. Combining the energy of motorcycling with advanced robotic and designed to conquer mountains and traverse rugged terrains, the hydrogen-powered machine walks on four robotic legs equipped with adaptive hooves.

"Library of Light," Cortile d'Onore, Palazzo ducale, Urbino, Italy,

“Books are the compass of the mind, they point to countless worlds yet to be explored.”

- Umberto Eco

A 18 meter diameter revolving cylindrical sculpture formed of illuminated book shelves containing over 2.000 volumes selected and donated by Feltrinelli on the theme of Thought for Humans.

Courtesy: Es Devlin / Euroluce, Salone del Mobile 2025 Edition in collaboration with Pinacoteca di Brera and La Grande Brera.

"Motototem"

A unique beauty that champions lightness, timeless craft and boundless artistry, Motototem was born of a true collaboration, aiming to inspire people all over the world, to dream a little further, to live lightly.   Retaining the timeless silhouette of the Flying Flea C6, itself inspired by the original Flying Flea motorcycle of the 1940s, the intricate details found throughout Motototem each play a part in the story.

The use of natural materials throughout Motototem are a perfect complement to the timeless silhouette of Flying Flea C6, from the sculpted travertine, the cast bronze, to the hand-blown glass, all delicately balanced to create an imitable display of crafted excellence and artistic spirit.   An art piece inspired by Flying Flea, made by Mattia Biagi.

Mauro Giamboi's "Axiom 40"

Cyclotech "Blackbird"

Lamborghini Espada Series I by Bertone

Designed by Marcello Gandini and built from 1968 through 1978,

Remi Dargegen, courtesy of RM Sotheby's

Lawson-Westen Residence Aka "Constellation 167,"

167 South Westgate Avenue, Los Angeles, California,

Eric Owen Moss Architects,

Photographs: © Tom Bonner

Marc Newson, "Micarta" chairs,

Australia, 2006,

Linen phenolic composite,

30 h × 29½ w × 31½ d in (76 × 75 × 80 cm)

"Paris Texas," Milan’s Foro Bonaparte 22, Italy

Courtesy: Studioboom