cloud 9 and pneuhaus in bubbletecture: inflatable architecture + design - sharon francis (2019)
The Eye of Time, Salvador Dalí, 1949.
Originally conceived in 1949 as a gift for his wife Gala, The Eye of Time plays on the themes and myths that obsessed the artist’s thoughts and incorporates two of the most iconic Dalí symbols: the eye and the clock. Surrounded by rows of pavé-set diamonds and set in platinum with a cabochon ruby, the eye's pupil is made of three shades of blue enamel and brilliantly doubles as the face of a working Movado movement.
Volume “Chaillot 1″ (1981) designed for the exhibition “Construire pour habiter” in Paris, France, by Hans-Walter Müller
Adolph Gottlieb, Blues, 1962, oil on canvas
Smithsonian American Art Museum
OBJECTS of AFFECTION……….No.1
