A decade in Milan, now based in Bali. Interiors with soul. Furniture made for each space. Built work in Milan, Riyadh, Bali, Auckland, Capadoccia & more.
@itfo_@yatirimcibaba1 Düşük bütçeli mimarlarla çalışılmadığı, masa tipleri ve priz noktaları da doğru şekilde organize edildiği sürece, ekstra bir yönlendirmeye gerek kalmadan tüm filtreleme süreci kendiliğinden tamamlanmış olur.
@MaxRovensky@robiutft@levelsio I think Sanur is not bad still, improved with sidewalks+no trash burning+totally walkable with ban of motorbike parking+real beach vibes.
You can’t serve two masters. If you pursue craftsmanship in the arts in this day and age, You will naturally have to move at a pace and with an intention that will make you feel like you’re being left behind.
We are trying to replace what is irreplaceable with speed and aesthetics and it just can’t be. Now we want our artists brandable, and we want them to be machines, we scarcely give them time to feel their way through their own becoming.
This is because the ultimate end goal of art in the life of the artist is self actualization. It takes time and inner focus that is threatened by a world that would have artists make space for neither.
The gap is getting wider, there’s almost no way to do inner work and live within the bounds of the machine. It is going to be a lonely road for artists that really want truth, but what else do we have?
Dark days at present and darker ahead, nevertheless we must be present for all of it.
@vanschneider I am doing this offline-saving thing for maybe last 8 years. Sometimes I go back and delete some that I don't like anymore. As an architect, it's so powerful to having an archive that reflects you -that keeps your tastes on the path-, each project means going through all archive!
@BeamerCock@franzipol@cb_doge Keeping down financially and being able to afford life of a living organism is different thing. Amount of disposable of income in Italy is either non existent or near to zero.
Hot take: The more technical a designer becomes, the harder it is to craft truly great experiences; because at some point, the adventurous spirit gives way to the awareness of constraints.