| asymptote architecture: kaohsiung port terminal kaohsiung port terminal, asymptote architecture, kaohsiung, taiwan images and drawings courtesy of asymptote architecture the interwoven structure of the curved roof provides shelter to the natural elements and illumination in the evenings when various activities are taking place. the design, a geometric, scale-like pattern offers a continually transforming environment, affected by light, shadow and time of day  |
20 December 2010
Weaving in architecture 2
16 December 2010
06 December 2010
Countdown for "Indigènes", Grande Provence, 16.January 2011
Eight new medium format Flower Portraits are almost ready for the Small Gallery at Grande Provence. Based on indigenous flora, they will complement a selection of drawings from Rome and later, a hand smithied indigenous flower sculpture and soft furnishings featuring organic marine flora. I grew up with a print of Tretchikoff's "Lost Orchid" from the late 1940's so this is a major source for how I understand flowers. Tretchikoff also knew that flowers have characters, and I'm delighted the 1st retrospective of his work will be held at the SANG in 2011.
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