This week on Dezeen, we covered the news that Off-White founder and Louis Vuitton artistic director Virgil Abloh passed away aged 41.
Abloh died on Sunday from a "rare, aggressive form of cancer", which he had fought in private for the past two years.
Following his death, there was an outpouring of tributes paid by designers and creatives, including architects David Adjaye and Dong-Ping Wong.

Virgil Abloh and Mercedes-Benz create solar-powered car with transparent front hood

Following the news of Abloh's death, we looked at 10 projects that illustrated his boundary-pushing approach. These included an IKEA receipt rug and his re-imagining of Nike's most iconic trainers.
During Miami art week, German car brand Mercedes-Benz revealed a solar-cell-powered electric car designed by Abloh. Unveiled with his family's blessing, the car has a transparent front bonnet that covers solar cells that would be used to charge its battery. Charlotte Taylor and Nicholas Préaud create NFT of OMA-designed underwater sculpture for Miami Beach
Also at Miami art week, visualisation artists Charlotte Taylor and Nicholas Préaud created an NFT artwork based on an OMA-designed sculpture.
The video artwork shows the sculpture, which will form part of an underwater park near Miami Beach, starting in a gallery space before being submerged in the sea and covered with coral.
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