Yesterday I worked on an exciting new interiors project for a client. I pulled ideas from a bunch of my favorite art and interior magazines such as Acne Paper, Elle Decoration, Living Etc and my new favorite lifestyle magazine, A Perfect Guide. I decided to look through my photo archive for inspirational images to add to the mood board that I was creating. While I was looking through all of my photos I realized that I actually had a lot of great photos in my archive and I started merchandising them into stories.
I got really inspired and pulled together a set of black and white imagery that I have taken in my travels and experiences in the last 3 years. I love the combination of round and sharp, dusty and stark, old and new.
Photograph from the 99% Art Show
Amazing sculpture at the Louvre during my visit in 2010
A vintage Alex & Lee piece hangs with pictures of me as a child in my office, 2012
The wall of a building in Beijing, 2011
The amazing Church boutique, Los Angeles
A photograph in artist America Martin’s studio, 2012
A visit to Jasmin Shokrian’s studio in 2011
A sculpture in Beijing 798 Arts District, 2011
Photograph at the 99% art show, 2012
Horsehair necklace at the Fei Shop in Beijing, 2011
A digital photograph at the 99% Art Show, 2012
“Distribution of Wealth” by Daphne Vega, 2012
Joshua Tree, Noah Purifoy’s Art Museum 2011
At the Jonathan Saunders Fall/Winter 2012 show
A collection of scissors at the flea market, 2012
A photograph on display in the Louvre, 2010
Outdoor sculptures in 798 Beijing Arts District, 2011
A typewriter display from The Perish Trust in San Francisco, 2012
A feather skull sculpture on display at Cavalier by Jay Jeffers in San Francisco, 2012
I wish wordpress would allow me to create a mood board in this post so you can see them all together, but I tried to no avail. I had fun pulling these together and look forward to sharing more in the future.
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