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This rainy and windy weather doesn’t seem to want to stop. June seems months away, so I thought I’d recollect the things that brighten my day to shun this dismal grey.

In the top picture, the interior and the way the family is gathered around the table seems bright and warming. The photo depicts the family of Italian architect and designer Gio Ponti in Casa Via Dezza as seen on Yatzer.

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Flowers always brighten my mood. The above picture is from a favorite blog by Miss Moss.

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Thinking of (and of course being in) Paris always makes me happy! I like this map drawn by American illustrator Josie Portillo.

Last but not least: I love big studio spaces especially with huge vaulted windows providing lots of light and fantastic rooftop views like in this studio of this woman artist Gisèle d’Ailly van Waterschoot van der Gracht. I really like the space and all sorts of working material and inspirations laying around, not to mention the old furniture combined with her work.

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Do people still have style icons? Although, every now and then, I may be inspired by some new starlette’s detail (Lana Del Rey’s pointy long fingernails for example), there are three women that have been my “style icons” consistently for many years. Each inspire me for various reasons. One would be the french actress Charlotte Gainsbourg. …

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I always find architecture inspiring. I love the structures, the spaces and the textures that unfold especially when photographed so beautifully like in Deimel+Wittmar’s photos of architecture from the 1920’s in Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany (pictures 1, 5, 6) There is a young artist, Dominik Louda, showing now at the Kerstin Engholm Gallery in Vienna who also …

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The past week I’ve been working on my Klitika series. I have so many magazines and newspapers that have great images just waiting to be cut up and reassembled. The Klitika are part collages, part line drawings. In morphology and syntax, Klitika is the german translation for clitics: morphemes which depend and “lean” on neighbouring …

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