Jun 7
What fascinates me most about Wright isn't just the beauty of his buildings—it's the way he approached design as a complete system. He designed the structures, the windows, the furniture, the lighting, and even the smallest details so that everything worked together as one unified vision.
In this video, I explore why Wright's Prairie homes, stained-glass light screens, and the Guggenheim Museum continue to inspire me decades after I first discovered his work.
This video is part of my ongoing series on artists and visual thinkers whose work continues to resonate across generations.
