Innes by Michael Oliver loVE

masafusa shibuya, satin, organdy, and silk thread, from “fabric and needlework illustration”, 1994.

She really creates some kind of day dream with her work. It’s not just beauitiful, it doesn’t make you think, you automatically get dragged into another world. Her work has impact.

Johann Joachim Kaendler, Bolognese Dog, 1734. Porcelain, Meissen, Germany. Staatliche Kunstsammlung Dresden. 

‘la greve blanche‘ by sacha quintin and eric diulein for masses magazine, may 2019

INSPIRATION by COCTEAU…………No.1

ZADIG & VOLTAIRE FALL 2019

1935

Gjon Mili, Jascha Heifetz in Mili’s darkened Studio as Light attached to his Bow Traces the Bow Movement, New York, 1952

Alain Fleischer - Dans le cadre du miroir, 1984

Renee So (Chinese, born Hong Kong 1974), Man and Dog, 2012. Knitted wool, in artist’s frame, 123.5 x 123.8 x 5.7 cm.

Medium: watercolor,paper

Cressida Campbell (Australian, b. 1960), Interior with Sunflowers and Figs, 1998. Woodblock, 100 x 100 cm.

「陽炎座」（1981）

Rolf Nesch (Norwegian, born Germany, 1893-1975), Dans I [Dance I], 1955. Metal print, 64 x 50 cm.

‘I was really tired of only doing the baths and cruising. I finally met Juan Dubose, who ended up being my first lover, at the St Mark’s Baths. We met at the end of the night, after I had already been with some other people. I had great sex with him and just decided he was the right person for me.’ - Keith Haring.