#freeform

I don't see your faces. Our relationship is nothing but words on a screen, punctuated by memes and emojis and gifs. But I hear your voices in the way you type. This one rambles about what she loves and this one is excitable and this one is often quiet but leaps into conversations with enthusiasm when she is invested in the topic and this one is slow to respond but always, inevitably does.

You say come, sit with me and nothing changes, we're both sitting alone in our rooms a thousand miles apart, and yet everything changes. I am curled up against you in some small way and we are apart-together and together-apart and it soothes the deep ache of loneliness for a little bit. You say my couch is always open for you to crash on despite the fact that I may never be in the area to do so and it is reassuring somehow. You say I am like you in not so many words and too many words and I tuck you under my wing in an attempt to shelter you from the cruelties that tore into me.

I can speak through words when my own voice stutters and dies. We offer small pieces of our lives to each other, snapshots of time caught in our screens. I am desperate for each and every one, hoarding them like a dragon does their hoard, more precious to me than gems or gold. I smile like an idiot every time I see a notification pop up on my phone, and perhaps this too is a kind of being in love.

Frank Owen Gehry, Born as Frank Owen Goldberg,

(28 february 1929 – 5 december 2025) 

Mr Frank Gehry was an illustrious architect whose innovative and avant-garde designs have consistently challenged the conventions of modern architecture.

Born in Toronto in 1929, Gehry established his architectural practice in 1962 in Los Angeles, where he continues to cultivate his legacy as a visionary architect.

Mr Gehry’s works are characterized by his distinctive approach to architecture, employing non-traditional materials and a deconstructivist style. During his career, he designed some of the most iconic and unconventional structures around the globe

Rest In Power !

Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, Bilbao, Spain, 1997,

Hotel Marques de Riscal,  Elciego, Spain,

Fondation Louis Vuitton, Bois de Boulogne, Paris, France,

LUMA Arles Towers, Parc des Ateliers, Arles, France, 2021,

Dancing House, Prague, Czech Republic, 1996, designed byVlado Milunić and Frank Gehry,

DZ Bank building, Berlin, Germany, 2000,

Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP), Seattle, Washington, 2000,

Schnabel House, Los Angeles,  1986 - 1989,

Massy House, Atherton, San Mateo County, California, United States, completed in 2023 after a construction process that took 10 years,