Last year I spent a week in Japan and had the most enchanting time. Every day, I just went walking around Kyoto trying to find those amazing little gardens. I wish I could have stayed another month. Michael Kenna seems to be very fortunate. He managed to travel to japan a few years in a row and has some outstanding imagery.
Before you go to Josef Hoflehner’s website, maybe you want to grab a cup of coffee, a biscuit or two and a lot of time. Josef has so many amazing folios, you’ll want to spent a long time there. I had a hard time to decide which series was my favourite, but “Expect delays” was rather fitting. Ohhh how I would love to own one of these prints. Even a small/tiny one.
Moloko no 8 is out and it is an absolute treat. It looks stunning and I am delighted to be part of such a great and inspiring group or artists.
As a designer I am obsessed with paper. Especially old books found in libraries, or bought for their binding, cover and paper colouring. Below are a few images I took a while ago, but I hope to be able to upload the new images soon as well.
These rich and lovely images are from Flora Hanitijo. Again they seem to inspire me more to dream about a getaway.
I think saturday has to be my favourite day. A day to enjoy a long breakfast, read, play chess, catch up with friends and generally take time to do everything a bit slower. Looking for new photographers for next week I came upon Alexey Titarenko and was absolutely overjoyed by his timeless photography, that I had to post him straight away. The images below are from his series “Black & White Magic of St. Petersburg” (1995-1999).
