Architect Frank Gehry designed a whole series of jewlery and vases for Tiffany co.
For a price as low as $125 (starting price), you can WEAR a masterpiece by the famous frank gehry on your finger, neck or ears... or even put it on your countertop.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
how to WEAR the guggenheim
Architect Frank Gehry designed a whole series of jewlery and vases for Tiffany co.
For a price as low as $125 (starting price), you can WEAR a masterpiece by the famous frank gehry on your finger, neck or ears... or even put it on your countertop.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Sunday, February 1, 2009
architecture?
Half way into second year of architecture, I kind of feel like a philosopher instead an architect. I've realized that architects (or archi profs) like to relate everything to architecture.
In the past year and half, I've designed or studied architecture based on analyzing paintings, old school projectors, the internet, lenses, stacking of books, fracture of bones, asteroid impacts, sheering of wood, keychains, websites...etc It seems that EVERYTHING in the world is tied to architecture. All this gets me thinking, are we actually that important? or are we just extremely good at bullshitting?
How does a fruit cake relate to Gehry's masterpiece?
see for yourself.
In the past year and half, I've designed or studied architecture based on analyzing paintings, old school projectors, the internet, lenses, stacking of books, fracture of bones, asteroid impacts, sheering of wood, keychains, websites...etc It seems that EVERYTHING in the world is tied to architecture. All this gets me thinking, are we actually that important? or are we just extremely good at bullshitting?
How does a fruit cake relate to Gehry's masterpiece?
see for yourself.
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