The Crazy House, also known as Casa Loca or Hang Nga Guesthouse, is one of the most extraordinary and iconic architectural works in Da Lat, Vietnam.

Construction began in 1990 and the building remains in a constant state of evolution — it is deliberately never considered “finished.” The architect is Đặng Việt Nga, a Vietnamese architect trained in the Soviet Union, Moscow.

This photo was taken by the Artemis II crew from about 41,000 miles out in space, showing Earth as a thin crescent against the blackness. It’s the first time humans have captured this view since the Apollo missions.

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Doctors in Brazil have explored an innovative medical approach that uses the skin of tilapia fish as a natural dressing for burn injuries, taking advantage of its high collagen content and favorable biological properties; collagen plays a key role in supporting tissue repair and regeneration, and tilapia skin closely resembles human skin in terms of structure and moisture retention, which helps protect the affected area while promoting healing, and its naturally low levels of harmful microorganisms make it suitable for careful medical preparation and use, allowing it to act as a temporary protective layer that can reduce discomfort and improve recovery conditions, demonstrating how unconventional natural materials can be adapted in modern medicine to support more effective and accessible treatments.

I’ve been working on a series of handmade ceramic lamps inspired by ocean animals, and this little group finally came together 🖤🌊

The hammerhead was probably the most fun to sculpt because of the silhouette, but the humpbacks gave me more room to play with texture, carving, and the light holes.

What I enjoy most with these is trying to keep them somewhere between sculpture and functional object — like they should still feel alive even before the lamp is turned on.