MONOCHROME

The Climatron, Missouri Botanical Garden, St Louis, Missouri. Scan

- Shota Rustaveli

PIERRE PAULINS’ s home with the 60s Déclive Sofa and the 50s Butterfly chairs, Paris France

“I started building cabins because, like lots of kids, I loved forts and Ewoks,” says Witzling, who recalls being captivated by his architect and engineer father’s favorite book, Handmade Houses: A Guide to the Woodbutcher’s Art. “I always wanted to live in a cool-looking fairy tale house, like a hobbit. I read that as a kid, and imagined living in one of those houses myself someday. I would gaze at the pictures from inside my blanket fort, and daydream about building one of my own. The uniqueness and zero restriction of the handmade home is what inspires me to create these livable sculptures from sustainable and local materials. 

Irina Cumberland (b.1975) -  Sea Diamonds 22. 2018. Oil on canvas.

Sheets of White Paper Layered into Dense Cityscapes and Forests by Ayumi Shibata

Anatomical Forms Emerge From Zippers, Quilted Fabric, and Felt by Élodie Antoine

Black Men Photographed Immersed in Bodies of Water by Denisse Ariana Perez

Ｇreen by Yamata Katsuaki

Peek Out of These Painted Airplane Windows to Spot Diverse Landscapes