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Talented and wonderful team! Thanks for being a part of this ! #becomingkarllagerfeld How fun ! Let’s dance !
Courbe expo in Kyoto @gallery_sugata By the talent Hiroko Matsubara @hirokomatsubaraa Images of mono book The rise of the internal framework of bones silently covered with skin reflects the landscape beyond the human body, as though it is meadow blown by the wind, or perhaps weathered stone.
It was magical to be part of and meet such a talented and fun team ! #becomingkarllagerfeld streaming le 7 juin sur @disneyplus @disneyplusfr @hulu Merci beaucoup ! @jeromesalle @arnaud_de_c @disneyplusfr @gaumont_ Let’s dance ! @thedanielbruhl @chloe_hirschman @theodorepellerin @harrison_arevalo @mehdikerkouche @nicolas_baisin @suzannemeyer 💃🏻🕺
Tulipas ; + tulipas ; spring in París with Estefi ; Kimsooja ; vuelta carnero ; ++ tulipas ; olivo in the air ; manitas ; magnolia ; flowody
BLoom Gala Luisa !
@bolazoargentina
What are your rituals to warm up during winter? Drinking hot tea, practicing meditation, wrapping yourself in a coat of unmatched comfort. Because it accompanies the sensitive passage from the inside to the outside, your coat helps you preserve your inner warmth. Follow the artist and landscaper @sofia.fanego in the forest where she finds her inspiration during winter, a ritual of her own. #ICICLE #CoatsForLife #CashmereCoat #WinterOutfit #SeasonChange #InnerWarmth #WarmingRituals #Artist #Nature
Super 8 still by @lilisumner
Back of the expo at @ofrparis - visnaga-recolectando - disecando flores - essay - montaje - Lili in action - Victoria doing magic - Amos creative direction.
Botanists bred two roses together to yield a sturdier bloom that lasted longer and held its scent emulating the fixedness of eternity. Sofia Fanego is a scientist of the heart employing collage and blooms as her material. She synthesizes dried fleurs with female images taken on her analogue camera or found in a dig through ancient global books. Her depths are set by impulse and emotive connections as she is under the skin of nature exacting methods of gathering and muted hunting learned as a child in Argentina on her family’s farm. Flora is never a slight treasure to her, it is a textured form ready to breathe its life into her conceptual longing and structured dream narratives. Her work is all manner of fused begotten blooms, buds, and branches carefully hand constructed to compositions on paper with the delicate strength of Hera eagle eyed over Olympus. The resulting texture is a sublime amalgamation. LINNEA is her new work laboriously constructed by revolving-constant planting, growing, harvesting, hulling, and drying. She has the ambition of a zealous bloom addict that truly insists on a document of her plant to fleur specimens tethered to time in their frozen beauty. She inhales them to her core in order to marry her two dimensional female images to her tactile findings in a kind of surreal pact. In nature, Sofia sees the world within a floating petal and reflections of herself in piles of drying long headed garland fires. She stretches her own self portrait inward and in turn echoes a silent reverence as she outlines the delicate vow she has made to the earth as her medium of epiphany. By Brit Parks @britparksxx
LINNEA at @ofrparis It is an appropriation, a classification given to plants and their morphology. The encoding of Latin names are related to the emotions of those who classify them. These stems are the only species that feed on moonlight. What is unfathomable is that only women from the Chorote Mission in the north of Chaco can appreciate its continuous evolution at a certain time of night. It is an Animal/Vegetable becoming of the human...and of multiple failed ways of perceiving nature. The pale light of the last quarter provides these plants with fluids of mercury, which turn into tears of pain when an innocent hand rips them from their place of origin. Johann W. von Goethe - ‘What is formed is instantly transformed’. I perceive the flora as a great organism, as a substance that is always in constant transformation. By cutting the flower, I am left with no possibility of recomposing the organic aspect of nature. Who has not lived this life without killing at least one flower? I go over some of the concepts of Johann W. Goethe on the morphology of plants and I propose to contemplate them as they are, without intervention on my part, nor the desire to control them, so that nature manifests itself as it is-but never I get it. The need to capture eternal beauty makes me a predator. - Nicolas Heredia @le_municipal_
Merci beaucoup, Gracias! , thanks very much, arigato !!!! Beautiful film by the talent and lovely @lilisumner LINNEA in @ofrparis till 2nd october ! Merci @ofrparis @cpiaggio @victoriasanchezbolazo @lilisumner thanks you for making this possible 🪐