Jun’ichirō Tanizaki 1886 – 1965 He loved literature and the occidental fashion and living on his own time. Grow up in the nipponic tradition but had a scandalous youth. It was that blend of emotions that renew his writing with a singularity that marked his works. He studied Chinese and Japanese literature. Started writing as… Continue reading Jun’ichirō Tanizaki
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Kintsugi
The scar is the place where light can come trought – Rumi Kintsugi is the concept of highlighting and emphasizing imperfections in broken objects. The mends are a way to celebrate the life of the object rather than his absence. Nowadays artist experiment with this ancient tradition as an improvement of the idea… Continue reading Kintsugi