"Heaven scent" by Ainslie Walker figuring Iris Cendré, in February 2017 issue, of Tempus Magazine . http://www.ainsliewalker.com/
"Heaven scent" by Ainslie Walker figuring Iris Cendré, in February 2017 issue, of Tempus Magazine . http://www.ainsliewalker.com/
"Walk through shadows" by Henri Olivier. The Musée Marc Chagall, in Nice invites Henri Olivier to show his work in the museum's indoor and outdoor spaces. Influenced by American minimalism and Arte Povera, his installations serve as a poetic interpretation of the space designed to showcase Marc Chagall work : a building built by André Hermant in 1973, surrounded by Mediterranean gardens designed by Henri Fisch. Exhibition till April 30th, 2017.
Henri Olivier, The shadow of the olive tree, 2017. Olive tree, pot, still & inox.
"What would be a landscape be without shadow? The olive trees are casting their shadows into the space, transcribed via a black silhouette on the floor and wall". Henri Olivier
Synapses - "Objects aren't there so much to be contemplated as they are to create links between shadow, reflection and echo: inside or outside, close up or far away, before and after... " Henri Olivier
Henri Olivier, Synapse XI, 2017 - Charred olive tree stumps, neon.
Mur Mur - "There's always a wall to stop us in our tracks ! We may as well finish the job, seal up with lead and close off all escape routes ? And yes this is where things begin." Henri Olivier
Henri Olivier, Mur Mur, 2017 - Lead wall.
Crème de la Crème is a cult chain of already 6 haute parfumerie boutiques in Vilnius, Kaunas and Klaipėda, the major cities of Lithuania, as well as Tallinn, Estonia. Crème de la Crème interior designs are featured in the world’s leading publications, while our innovative and conceptual approach to beauty is known well beyond our home country. www.cremedelacreme.lt
'Tetsuya's Wakuda located in a refurbished heritage-listed site, with influences of traditional Japanese-inspired style, to create a serene dining enclave in the city of Sydney'. www.tetsuyas.com
Pascal Pinaud, 147 drawings, mixed media (1989 -2015). Credit François Fernandez.
Pascal Pinaud "Sempervivum" exhibition at the Fondation Maeght, in Saint-Paul, also known for the master pieces of Giacometti, Chagall, Braque, Kandinsky, & Miro . Till March 5th, 2017. www.fondation-maeght.com
Art, Displays, Exhibitions, Parfums
Our display at Tranoi Parfums, January 2017, in Paris. Part of the installation "Souvenir du Monde Flottant, Iris Cendré (Goodsir)", 2015. Graphite on paper by Jean-Philippe Roubaud. Pictures by Stefan Kraus & Mr R.
Selvedge Run N°04, Berlin, Germany, 14/19th January 2017. www.selvedgerun.com
Australian crocodylus porosus backstrap - tough & tactile. just beautiful as it is...
Genghis Khan heritage - beautiful Mongolian origin horse hair.
Boutiques, Displays, Art, Windows
Aedes Perfumery, 7 Greenwich Ave, New York, NY 10014 - www.aedes.com
"Souvenir du Monde Flottant, Iris Cendré (Goodsir)", 2015. Graphite on paper by Jean-Philippe Roubaud.
'Bois d'Ascèse is definitively one of the scents where you can easily guess what "niche perfume" really is. There is no compromise in this composition of burned wood, incense, whisky, cinnamon, amber, cistus, labdanum. Even for me, who smelled hundreds of perfumes, makes me feel unique, one of a kind. Perfect creation!'
Industrial machines from another era & French ancestral savoir faire - still going strong today ...
Between shadow & light, a fantastic perfumery in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, welcoming our last window display. O100°, in Riyadh.
"Fashion Machine" is an art performance presented at the Dutch ambassador's house in Paris, in September 2016. Made of 2.000 fleece sweaters, each systematically cut in 14m stripes and knitted - on antic wooden knitting machines - into more special textile objects. This artistic installation was made for (took place initially at) Temporary Fashion Museum in Rotterdam.
Conny Groenewegen based her spatial intervention for the exhibition Fashion Data on a typical leftover product of the fast fashion industry: the fleece sweater. Originally made from another industrial relic, the PET bottle, the fleece sweater is certainly not the most adventurous fashion item that ends up in the collection bins for used clothing. However, it can be found there in massive amounts and the product is actually hardly suitable for re-sale in thrift stores or the markets of Eastern Europe, Africa and India.
For the installation 'Fashion Machine', countless fleece sweaters were cut up and the polyethylene yarn put on spools again. The exhibition space introduces a kind of sweatshop for the processing of these yarns, which are reworked into flags and mattresses. The installation makes the production mechanism and scale of the fast fashion industry tangible, while the banal material takes on a new shape and an almost activist expression on the spot.
www.http://tijdelijkmodemuseum.hetnieuweinstituut.nl
The beautiful Russell who starred in the film "Musca Depicta" by Iain MacKenzie.
The "finger up the nose" travels to Aromateque Concept Store, in Dnipropetrovsk.
"Interno B 197 was born in Reggio Emilia in 2006 with a selection of accessories and gifts, but little clothing. With the passing of time Luca and Gabriele, the owners, decided to focus more on fashion, becoming a reference point for research, working with brands such as Comme des Garçons, Ann Demeulemeester, Rick Owens".
Via luciano fornaciari, 1. Reggio Emilia. www.internob197.it
From Palazzo Doria Pamphilj to Maxxi Museum.
www.doriapamphilj.it www.fondazionemaxxi.it
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