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Cocooned In Silk
How beautiful are these shoes, above? Sadly, not wearable but part of an experimental Léi Zǔ Shoe Collection, named after the Chinese empress who is attributed with inventing the silk reel, by German designers Nicole Goymann and Christoph John. Read more about their techniques and plans in dezeen: Nicole Goymann and Christoph John … Whilst on dezeen, […]
MoreA Sculptural Symphony: Germaine Richier
I am feeling very stressed today – too much to do and a poor-health day. I almost skipped over, and am so glad I didn’t, this wonderful five minute video from Blouin ArtInfo on a woman sculptor, Germaine Richier, whom I have never heard of. I urge you to take five minutes from your day […]
MoreRobert Yasuda: A Luminous Frame
The paintings currently showing at the sundaram tagore gallery, in New York to 1 March, by Robert Yasuda are just so beautiful. This one, above, I would love to own and would look just great in my home but, sadly, I suspect, is way out of my price range. Nevertheless, lovely to look at … […]
MoreInspirational Women: Aleah Chapin
I love the series of figurative works by American artist Aleah Chapin, entitled Aunties, of which The Tempest, above is one. I love the warm happiness, the genuine laughter juxtaposed against the veracity of ageing bodies, sturdy in function, glorious in utility. All denied the status of beauty in a society which values the unblemished firmness […]
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