a visual collective outlet of inspiration
piece below by: hadi tabatabai
minimal impact? by dd
Paris concrete: curated by brent hallard
piece below by: hadi tabatabaiart
piece below by: hadi tabatabai
Julia Fullerton Batten
forgot this one!! by uh
Woooow!!!! Denis Darzacq!!!
where do i begin, yves klein, robert longo, sam taylor wood, and so on… but there is something about these images that is quite alright. by dd
murakami takes versailles
a less hyped exhibition of the king of pop-art from the east, takashi murakami exhibits at le chateau de versailles. the same contrast between plastic-pop and gilded baroque as the jeff koons retrospective a couple years back, and even the more poetic xavier veilhan, but i don’t think we’ll ever grow tired of it. by kl
pretty kitty
i wish i knew who this painting is by, alas, it is just here to say hello in the morning. by kl
david lynch – comme des garcons
new david lynch’s show at comme des garcons, six gallery in osaka. wallpaper by pp.
Housai: the great wave
just loved this for what it is… my robert longo painting is a decent alternative however. by uh
edward hopper a go-go
above: fendi commercial visual (horrible execution – terrible wall paint job) i doubt if karl had much to do with this, or i’m majorly disappointed, again.
old images from “the face” with a young bookish giesel as envisioned by photographer karen collins roughly 8 years ago (with a better paint job, better girl, and better lighting!)
and of course the original edward hopper version ripped off on both… by pp+dd
amazing, lovely, speachless: reclining nude by edward hopper
coming back from my summer vacation this image just makes me want to go back and curl up… not alone however ; ) by uh
zavier veilhan + sebastien tellier + laurent bochet
another image of laurent bochet, featuring a skullpture of xavier veilhan to illustrate some promotional piece of singer sebastien tellier. full swing france! by pp.
ed ruscha – fat boy
love. by pp.
deyrolle – 1000º celsius – touched by fire
during a night in february 2008, deyrolle, the most famous taxidermist in paris, was burned down almost entirely. after the fire, the place looked like beirut and all those sublime stuffed animals were disfigured. photographers martin d’orgeval and laurent bochet documented the place, it’s beautiful and moving. by pp.
