Takayuki Watanabe 渡辺 隆之

Yesterday I updated Takayuki's website with his new works.

Once I cooked for them and it looked like this.

Here you have a video from his exhibition at Mitte.

(Music by Takayuki Watanabe)

matt hoyt

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Matt Hoyt.

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Chair 01, Daphna Laurens. 

If I am not here so often, Tumblr will have always something new.

By the way, I am now living in Berlin.

And... I miss Grijs.

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Hello everyone!
I'm not posting so often here since I started using tumblr, so if you want to see more of my ephemeral collections (like this), check my tumblr. I'm also using svpply, it's so easy to use! Here is my svpply profile.

More... I'm still in Japan, living in a zen monastery, 180km far from Kyoto, in the west cost. I have been here for one month and a half. It's being a very interesting experience, very... inspirational. Take a look to their website. Also you can see some of the photos that i have been taking here.
So... taking some time for [not]thinking.

As always, thank you for posting such beautiful things, specially to Renee, Montmarte is also a "temple of peace" for me :)

Take care!

Nazara

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I'm back in Japan.
Today I visited this shinto temple.
Sorry for this long time that i haven't posted.

:)

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Via rising objects.

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1. via Hauntology & Desire.

2 & 3. Edith Dekyndt, via Clear North.

4. via Die Erkenntlichkeit.

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Shoes and bracelet.

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Pyrite, via いいもの.
Nutsa Modebadze bag, via nutsamodebadze.tumblr

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What a surprise when i saw Takayuki's works on Kimberly's blog!
Don't you think that these pieces are amazing?

Takayuki Watanabe is an artist that i met in Japan last year.
He is a ceramist from MinamiIzu, Shizuoka.

He doesn't have a website, but if you are interested in his works, write me and i'll put you in contact with him.

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Settee, by Niels Vodder.
Gems, via certain things you ought to know.

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Eucalyptus foliage, ii-ne-kore.

Selected works, via void().

Bag, via make it easy.

               

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R.H. Quaytman, via Void().
Vintage backpack from here.

Brass spoon, Playmountain.

"White", Kenya Hara. 

"Hara explores the essence of White,

which he sees as being closely related to the origin of Japanese aesthetics,

symbolizing simplicity and subtlety, emptiness and the void."

Ikebana.

Inspiring spaces in this house.

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1. via design is for living.

2. via intelligent clashing.

3. workshop.

4. wasara.

I'm so in love with Wasara, just can't stop posting about it.