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[@generosovillareal5856]

Thank you very much for sharing , everytime I see any of your videos its a special moment and I learn something new .Your personal perspective adds and inspires you to reflect , question and wonder .. . .. Thank you very much again . ...Greetings from Mexico . . ... !

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So nice of you, thank you for your kind words!

[@Dev1nci]

27:37 it looks like that because it was a collaboration with Yayoi Kusama. The Chanel pavilion is a lot more ZHA than this example.

[@nuritdavid3348]

This was a disappointment. Subordination of art to morals and social issues is unfortunately all around us these days. For this reason design (architecture, fashion), still engaged with form, with the surface if you want, became a source of inspiration . Really wonderful things were made in the field of fashion in the last years. it's not necessarily about what we wear but about thoughts and ideas. Designers like Rei Kawakubo or Craig Green are great artists (better than Barbara Kruger). As I understand Nietzsche's words they speak the complexity of the surface, unlike the simple dichotomy between surface and depth. From this terrible depth of the surface emerged all the great art and the nation that knows it best is Japan.