WOW WORLD Magazine — Issue 10 Fluid Architectures of Renewal Artfix Morph In this tenth issue, WOW WORLD explores how movement, material, and memory shape the next frontier of creative design. Across architecture, digital art, and spatial experience, this edition celebrates seven visionaries whose practices flow between form and feeling, where cities breathe, codes dream, and heritage transforms into rhythm. From adaptive reuse and timeless interiors to parametric futures and public art revolutions, these creators reveal that innovation is not speed but continuity, an unfolding dialogue between what is built, remembered, and imagined. 01 Xinyi Wang — Artfix Morph Our cover feature, Artfix Morph, studies motion and renewal. Australia-based artist and architect Xinyi Wang reimagines the afterlives of structures through circular design and collective memory. His work transforms bridges, stations, and forgotten infrastructures into spaces of reflection and optimism, inviting us to see the built world not as static form but as living rhythm. Through architecture that listens, Wang envisions a new urban poetry where sustainability and soul move in unison. 02 Sandra Ohlendorf — LifeTime With LifeTime, German interior architect Sandra Ohlendorf redefines modern luxury as quiet balance. Guided by her philosophy, timelessness through precision, emotion through restraint, she crafts interiors where proportion and light hold emotional gravity. Her global practice merges classical harmony with modern purity, transforming space into a meditation on silence, serenity, and enduring form. 03 Julien Durand (MJM) — Machine Genesis In Machine Genesis, Los Angeles-based artist-engineer Julien Durand (MJM) explores the fragile beauty of intelligence, both human and artificial. His immersive video installations and algorithmic portraits turn code into feeling, data into atmosphere. Durand’s cinematic works reveal the pulse of emotion within mechanical precision, a visual poetry of conflict, memory, and grace. 04 Roberto Brunetti — Mural Italian artist Roberto Brunetti bridges the classical and digital in Mural. Rooted in scenography and fine art, his compositions merge gesture with geometry, intuition with discipline. Each piece unfolds as a living fresco of tension and release, a meditation on how emotion can find structure, and structure can reveal emotion. 05 TheeeNourah — Heritage in Motion In Heritage in Motion, Middle Eastern artist TheeeNourah transforms heritage into kinetic poetry. Her work dissolves the boundary between past and present, treating tradition as luminous rhythm rather than static memory. Built from light, silence, and shadow, her imagery explores identity as a living continuum, an echo carried through time and transformation. 06 Aurora Çako — NeoParametric Residence Architectural engineer and AI artist Aurora Çako fuses material science with metaphysical design in NeoParametric Residence. Working between Albania and Bali, she leads ARCH ETERNO, a studio where structure meets spirit. Her parametric architectures balance future materials with timeless ideals, each digital environment both engineered and alive. 07 Mark Dale — W1 Curates and the Global Public Art Revolution British curator Mark Dale redefines how art exists in public space. As founder of W1 Curates, he turned Oxford Street into one of the world’s largest digital galleries, an open-air canvas for collective experience. For Dale, technology is empathy in motion: a bridge between creators and citizens. His vision transforms nightlife and urban rhythm into a new civic language, reminding us that art belongs to everyone, everywhere. Issue 10 celebrates architecture as emotion, design as rhythm, and art as renewal. These seven creators, from Amsterdam to Ibiza, transform movement into meaning, proving that creativity, like water, always finds its way.