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A collection of drawings which focuses on the human figure as a blooming landscape.

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Posted on November 2, 2012March 26, 2013 Posted in Product DesignTagged art, nature, painting

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Look at my lovely garden: brussel sprouts, snow peas, celery, spinach and bok choy #asiangarden #garden #gardening #backyardgardener

#Fbf when I was an editor and could travel the world covering design festivals. This was when I was sent to Iceland to cover DesignMarch. #design #travel #business #designmarch #nature

#fbf to when I could just hop on the train and visit friends #bolognaitaly #bologna #bologna_city

#tbt to when I was in Valencia, Spain taking in the genius work of Santiago Calatrava

#TBT Toronto Art Biennial: Shoreline Dilemma. Let’s keep engaging with art! Click my link to read my latest article about the coastline paradox #exhibitions #art #TORONTO #biennial

In recent years the museum as an institution has been going through an identity crisis. The Museum Is Not Enough a collection of reflections on architecture and contemporary social concerns published by @canadiancentreforarchitecture centred around this issue. My full review of the book can be found on my website (link above) #architecture #institution #design #history #theory #exhibition #museum

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