The British sculptor was commissioned to fill flagship windows in New York and Beverly Hills with surrealist versions of each city’s own streets.
Photographer Gray Malin creates a beautiful and surreal series with mid century furniture floating on a mirrored platform in French Polynesia.
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The British sculptor was commissioned to fill flagship windows in New York and Beverly Hills with surrealist versions of each city’s own streets.
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Photographer Gray Malin creates a beautiful and surreal series with mid century furniture floating on a mirrored platform in French Polynesia.
The British sculptor was commissioned to fill flagship windows in New York and Beverly Hills with surrealist versions of each city’s own streets.
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Mountains
What’s most charming is how the design tries to disappear. A continuous fiber-concrete shell is shaped to feel like it belongs there, like a boulder that decided to become shelter.
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