artist Lucio Fontana
year 1960-1961
material holes, oil and graffiti on canvas
AUTUMNAL MOOD
©tedoré
Layers of rusty-amber shades, deep-yellows, almost gold-like and rich browns, emulating the foliage surrounding us at this time of year. A proper tribute to the autumn. An escape, at least a bit, from all the blacks and greys seen everywhere and on everyone. If you need extra warmth, just use an extra knit as a scarf over the shoulders, embracing the neck.
QUEER
The film is Luca Guadagnino’s adaptation of William S. Burroughs’s semi-autobiographical novel of the same title, which serves as a sort of sequel to his groundbreaking 1953 work, Junkie. Although written in the early 1950s, Queer wasn’t published until 1985, when it swiftly became a classic within both the Beat and LGBTQ literature genres.
THE ROW IN PARIS
After London in 2019, Paris has become the second city in Europe to host a flagship store for The Row. This store occupies approximately 200 square meters (2,153 square feet) on the ground floor of a residential building constructed in 1835, previously home to an Asian restaurant. As with all of their stores, it has been meticulously designed by the Olsen sisters and the brand's in-house design team, with careful attention paid to every corner and detail.
HOME
As much as I never put anyone in a box, including myself, this situation is different. It's not just any ordinary box; it's my soundbox! My sanctuary where a symphony of sounds wraps around me, lyrics dance like gentle whispers, and the very spirit of music holds me close and safe, a vibrant space defined by the passions that ignite my soul, a place shaped by my musical identity. Even though impossible to sum it up in only thirty tracks, I will share a slice of that place. A place I call home. My home.
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