(Manet’s Bar at the Folies-Bergere (Getty Center Exhibitions)から)
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Noah Kahan

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(Manet’s Bar at the Folies-Bergere (Getty Center Exhibitions)から)
Its so hot sometimes alll u can do is lay down naked on top of ur bed covers and just look around your room. Not like doing anything no music no YouTube. No book no activity just vibes and actually it feels like the exact opposite of dissociating
John Simpson
Tell me about summer school
Lectures and site visits. Spent one week in sweden and am currently in the UK for the rest of the program. I think like many things English, English classical architecture is a bit of an acquired taste and at least for me comes with a lot of cultural baggage to design with. However for British people it isn't Roman anymore - it is merely of the place.
Probably emotional highlights have been trip to london which was debaucherous and silly, and meeting new friend who had a similar path from fine art to traditional architecture. Similar humour and references really sweet to meet ppl who align so naturally.
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Folly
Cooking at summer school
Pediment
Tetra Pak print on paper 17x17 cm
The fens - cambridge
Artanish, Gegharkunik Province, Armenia.
Angelic
Sometimes the british do nothing with their soffits but other times they do more than the most
Hans Bellmer, "Self-Portrait", 1971