Why a designer opted for virtual, not natural, escapism in this Russian café
Virtual worlds have long promised escape from our own. Russian designer Eduard Eremchuk enables such an escape through the interiors of AND Y, a conceptual Rostov-on-Don fast-food café. Inside the space is a grid of LED screens playing glitch-filt
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