a visual collective outlet of inspiration
beautiful and modern. performance by la la la human steps, produced by pierre touchette and bob krupinski, and executive producers luc chatelan, alain simard and daniel langlois – tag ballet. by kc
eye candy
live – missing in the picture
i remember seeing this series a while ago at palais de tokyo in paris and thinking it was quite interesting. hatim el hihi and jean-marie delbes made these images by retouching out the dead people from famous record covers. here are the most famous but there is lots of others equally nice here by pp.
backstage
by pp.
julien david – japanese factory
this french guy julien david makes scarves in japan and the all process is so nice that was worth a video by pp.
JEWELRY I MIGHT ACTUALLY WEAR… IS BY MIRTA
people like to become jewelry designers these days. but it’s still tough to find something i might actually wear. i can’t even remember how i came across this young designer from croatia, but she is studying architecture, living in a little loft with her boyfriend, and making jewelry that whispers. it’s called merta. by kl
david lynch – editorial portrait
by pp.
mmmmound
some mounds and then some. by xy
add this to my one of the most beautiful women ever
and apparently she played the guitar. obsessed by marie laforet. by dd
everyday i can’t wait to shuffle by bw
ADAM KIMMEL X DAVID BLAINE – DRESSED FOR DINNER
very james bond-ish and very viral for sure. the adam kimmel video “dressed for dinner” featuring david blaine enjoying a banana along with a huge and scary shark is possibly one of the coolest fashion related shorts ever… maybe that’s because there is no fashion involved? good job adam. by pp.
tadao ando / tom ford / guido mocafico
team effort. tom ford ranch in texas, designed by tadao ando and photographed by guido mocafico. can’t go wrong. by pp.
patti smith – polaroids
i remember the first time i saw patti smith polaroids in paris at “la fondation cartier” and the book published along with it. that was so great and so poetic, i guess people are nowadays a little more into those not so tech-ish thing but at the time that felt fresh (even if polaroids are not so fresh per say, i know) so i was happy to see another selection of her pictures this week end in the ny times. so from top to bottom, left to right we have: Pope Benedict XV’s slippers / a replica of William Blake’s life mask / Virginia Woolf’s bed / Susan Sontag’s grave in Montparnasse Cemetery / Constantin Brancusi’s grave, also in Montparnasse / Robert Mapplethorpe’s slippers. more here. by pp.
