A Personal Mood Board

“Summerhouse T,” Stockholm, Sweden,

Nikos Kazantzakis tells the story of St. Francis of Assisi standing in front of an almond tree in midwinter. St. Francis asked the tree to tell him about God, and suddenly the tree began to blossom. In just a few seconds, the almond tree was covered with beautiful flowers. When I read this story, I was very impressed. I saw that St. Francis stood on the side of the ultimate dimension. It was winter; there were no leaves, flowers, or fruits, but he saw the flowers.

We may feel that we are incapable of touching the ultimate dimension, but that is not correct. We have done so already. The problem is how to do it more deeply and more frequently. The phrase, “Think globally,” for example, is in the direction of touching the ultimate dimension. When we see things globally, we have more wisdom and we feel much better. We are not caught by small situations. When we see globally, we avoid many mistakes, and we have a more profound view of happiness and life.

- Thich Nhat Hanh

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Hans Bellmer 

1902-1975 

COMPOSITION, 1962 

All-union “Soyuzsil’gosptehnika” association. Anatoliy Sumar, Leonid Rabinovych, Boris Kharyk. 1971, Ukraine

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見ることの冒険 Adventure in “Seeing”

アートディレクション＆デザイン

山口情報芸術センター［YCAM］「搬入プロジェクト　山口・中園町計画」