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Wabi-sabi, the Zen philosophy, centres on the acceptance of transience by acknowledging three simple realities: nothing lasts, nothing is finished and nothing is perfect. I believe that everything is in continuous flux and that actually, there is beauty and comfort in that realisation.
My Residue series attempts to lift the veil of modern city life, with the aim to reveal the beauty of impermanence.
Having lived in Asia for two decades now, I’ve witnessed a lot of change. The region has immensely rich history and cultural heritage, but is currently going through the motions of fast economic development and increased relevance in the world. Urbanisation happens at an unprecedented and, quite literally, unsettling rate. These are intriguing times.
Residue is about duality and paradox. The old versus the new, the geometric versus the organic, urbanisation versus nature – tensions that ultimately lead to some state of equilibrium. Like a perpetual dance between decay and renewal.
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Article on TimeOut website
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Wabi-sabi, the Zen philosophy, centres on the acceptance of transience by acknowledging three simple realities: nothing lasts, nothing is finished and nothing is perfect. I believe that everything is in continuous flux and that actually, there is beauty and comfort in that realisation.
My Residue series attempts to lift the veil of modern city life, with the aim to reveal the beauty of impermanence.
Having lived in Asia for two decades now, I’ve witnessed a lot of change. The region has immensely rich history and cultural heritage, but is currently going through the motions of fast economic development and increased relevance in the world. Urbanisation happens at an unprecedented and, quite literally, unsettling rate. These are intriguing times.
Residue is about duality and paradox. The old versus the new, the geometric versus the organic, urbanisation versus nature – tensions that ultimately lead to some state of equilibrium. Like a perpetual dance between decay and renewal.