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finally…
getting my arse up to see
and yes, it was completely magic.
The Pepper’s Ghost Technique (a hologram of Kate Moss) was an exhibit gem. A device that gives the illusion of a spirit, sometimes used in séances in the nineteenth century (so cool!)
watch
[the strings from Schindler's List were so eerie and perfect too]
And just for fun, my favorite show ever…the Byzantine inspired
Photos : RWM
enjoying…
a visit from
in the studio this week.
Always looking for an opportunity to use his beautiful work!
Images : Ken Gangbar
a couple of weeks ago…
I had the pleasure of attending a marvelous presentation given by the wonderful
of
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the work becomes so much more beautiful (if that’s even possible) when you imagine the construction and design team sleeping on site under glass lanterns hanging from the trees, and lovely women in bright saris stopping by to trowel a floor on the way to a wedding…you could almost smell the monsoon water filling the perfect wells…
The magic of a proper process is an incredible inspiration,
even knowing that our version of the world is choosing Revit models over handmade ones.
“It takes as much time as it takes” – Bijoy Jain
Images : Palmyra House, Tara House – Studio Mumbai
getting…
sucked into this
Nordic loveliness.
Not particularly useful, but incredibly beautiful.
Thanks Scandinavia.
(and Katie!)
Noma : Time and Place in Nordic Cuisine by René Redzepi
Photos : Ditte Isager
watching…
beautiful film
by
[while hoping this winter the Valentino Vettori coat she's somehow promoting will make it to my closet]
Photos : Yelena Yemchuck
