lucien herve – corbusier in india
lucien herve was corbusier’s official photographer and followed him twice in india. agnes b on howard street is showing some of the prints from this trips. corbu told him:
“not only your remarkable vision of my work makes it more complete, but you have the soul of an architect and know how to look at architecture.”
nice by pp.
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symbol audio
don’t know what it sounds like but it sure looks sharp. here by pp.
swimming tiger
oh momma, i wanna go surfing shopping. check out tigersushi furs 2013 summer collection, looks like tye-dye t-shirts are in again… by lil
bruno dayan and the elephant paname
if you happen to visit paris soon, drop by elephant paname, an old napoleon III mansion left abandoned for years. it was recently renovated and turned into a 500 sqm multidisciplinary arts center that offers six dance studios, a gallery space, a music scene as well as a gastronomic restaurant… the gallery recently hosted fashion photographer bruno dayan‘s show “a corps perdu”, with a selection of never before seen personal work. the dreamy and sensual shots fit perfectly with the baroque, forgotten space… keep an eye out, bruno dayan’s exhibition just ended at elephant paname in paris, and might be shown soon in new york… by lil
candy l’eau
theory of relativity
“not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts”
– albert einstein
this evening involved a lovely meandering conversation, that at various points mentioned stories of judgement from one person to another. i contributed at one point with a comment not properly concluded, and now since i am up and in the habit of finishing things, i may as well. the comment began with a statement about simplicity of character and accidentally ended on some sarcasm comparing simplicity to lack of intellect, but was meant to elaborate into the fact that although simplicity is generally viewed as a fault, it is in fact a virtuous characteristic. to have true clarity and selflessness creates a beautiful simplicity of character that is difficult to achieve in our selfish, modern lives. the people i most admire have a haze of information and truths, untruths, attitudes and invading energies swirling about them; yet they remain insightful, selfless and clear. in fact, i believe keeping it simple can be one of the most complicated skills to master. by kl