fashion designer
he emphasised on the geometry and nature of the human body.
his works communicated and flowed with the body as one.
very interesting part of his work was the use of colors and different textures.
lower part of a dress
bag
dress
perfume
13 Ιουλ 2011
28 Ιουν 2011
new world transparent specimens - iori tomita
having started as a fisherman to preserve organisms he caught,
today japanese artist, iori tomita advances his technique making protein invisible
and creates an art out of nature and death itself.
and creates an art out of nature and death itself.
his work, as he himself has noted,
can be seen from many different perspectives.
i give you mine:
through his art you can see the architecture of different animals
how their bodies are built, what can happen to them after death.
it rises questions like, can colors and light make the image of death tolerable
or even magnificent to look at?
a dead organism is still part of nature...by preserving it, there is created a whole new world
a whole new perspective of it. how can this perspective alter other things in our everyday life...?
like architecture, interiors,or posters, this offers new aesthetics, as
many other great artists have done before.
i find his work quite intuiguing in every way!
these amazing pictures were borrowed from designboom
which is also where you can find much more detailed information
as well as here
21 Ιουν 2011
layer house - hiroaki ohtani
architecture review on this blog
this is a great example of contemporary japanese architecture in today's contemporary city.
"it is what we call a "sandwich house", meaning a house built on a very narrow
site, quite a common thing in condensed japanese cities."
this is a great example of contemporary japanese architecture in today's contemporary city.
"it is what we call a "sandwich house", meaning a house built on a very narrow
site, quite a common thing in condensed japanese cities."
17 Ιουν 2011
yayoi kusama_reina sofia
while visiting madrid we got the amazing chance to visit a temporary exhibiton at the reina sofia musem
of japanese artist yayoi kusama.
this pop artist is very much known for her obsession with spots.
spots are her way of expressing infinite space, space in which you can get lost in
and even feel yourself dissolve into it.
speres installation
installation with black light
water and light installation
canvas
pictures by tiffany
of japanese artist yayoi kusama.
this pop artist is very much known for her obsession with spots.
spots are her way of expressing infinite space, space in which you can get lost in
and even feel yourself dissolve into it.
speres installation
installation with black light
water and light installation
canvas
pictures by tiffany
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