I really thought the Star Projector Kickstarter would be live by now but the Kickstarter staff wanted me to submit a bit more info before approval. Hopefully they'll approve everything within a week. Fingers crossed 🤞
In the meantime, you can check out the prelaunch page here Kickstarter.com/projects/yuumei/star-projector-and-lanterns
I got sick of not having a good reference guide updated to current. All the chairs are Modern, but some are identified with related/sub-movements. this will be very embarassing when door inevitably corrects me
Volume 1: Le Corbusier, LCF Grand Confort LC-2 (Cushion Baskets, 1928) wikipedia
Volume 2: Irving Harper for George Nelson for Herman Miller, Marshmallow Sofa (Marshmallow Love Seat #5670, 1956), MCM wikipedia
Volume 3: Charles and Ray Eames, Chaise Lounge (La Chaise, 1948/1991), MCM eames
Volume 4: Eero Aarnio, Ball Chair (1963), MCM/industrial wikipedia aarnio
Volume 5: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich, Barcelona Chair (1929), Bauhaus wikipedia knoll
Volume 6: Verner Panton for his Series K with Vitra and others, Heart Cone Chair (1958-1959), pop-art vitra panton bklynmsm
Volume 7: Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Willow Chair (Chair/Settle[sic] for Willow Tea Room, 1902-04/1973), Glasgow school glasgow
Volume 8: Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller, Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman (1956), MCM wikipedia
Volume 9: George Nelson for Herman Miller, Coconut Lounge Chair ("Coconut" Chair, 1956-58), MCM bklnmsm
Volume 10: brutalism, whose name comes from the french 'beton brut' meaning raw concrete and frequently incorporates concrete and rebar as design materials, was in several ways a rejection of the modernist movement that could have been said to only have been made possible in part by post-war prosperity in 'allied' nations
Volume 11: Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Hill House Chair (Ladder Back Chair [for White Bedroom], 1902-04/1973), Glasgow school glasu
Volume 12: Harry Bertoia for Knoll, Diamond Chair (1952), MCM/industrial knoll wikipedia
Volume 13: Eero Saarinen for Knoll, Tulip Chair (Tulip Side Chair, 1955), industrial/proto-space age wikipedia knoll
Volume 14: Frank Lloyd Wright for The Robie House, Robie Chair (Dining Table Side Chair, 1907-1910) smartmsm
Volume 15: Hans Jørgensen Wegner for Johannes Hansen, Peacock Chair (Påfuglestolen/PP50, 1947) wikipedia
HoriMiya | Masaru Yokoyama | I Finally Knew
“There’s no distance between us. I’ve never been this close to a person before. There’s no boundary between us. I was terrified of that. I was so scared of this, Hori-san. You know, I had no idea that I could feel so many different emotions.
I don’t think either of us knew how scary or nerve-wracking being yourself around others could be… but you made me realise all of it.
What can I do for you? How can I make you smile?
You’re so much stronger than I think you are… and you’re so much weaker than I feel you are. You’re delicate… You’re fragile. That’s why wherever you go, bright, sunny days follow after.
For years, the only person I knew this well was myself. I never knew a world like this even existed.
Thank you for shattering my reality. Thank you for wanting a future with me.
What can I do for you? How can I repay you for what you’ve done?
Ah… The spring sky is bluer than I’ve ever seen. If only I could gift you this wonderful sky. No… I know what you’d like better: a cake with lots of whipped cream on top.”
[image description: pixel art of the house from piranesi. it has a marble hallway with a central staircase, surrounded by statues, and is half flooded. piranesi himself sits on the staircase, fishing. end description.]
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