Ein Stück Berlin in jedem Objekt...
...denn jedes Objekt wird aus Berliner Stadtbäumen gefertigt.
A piece of Berlin in every object...
... since every object is made from Berlin city trees.
You can view my website online now, but I still need to purchase the official domain name.
Click here to see it.
This is where I work. For an outsider I may seem odd and maybe ridiculous to just remove a pile of sand from some leftovers of 17th century structures...
Most archaeologists are crazy anyway.
Yet is keeps surprising me what you CAN still find after 300 years. We found parts of rooms and staircases that were perfectly conserved. A town like Antwerp must be full of subterranian rooms everywhere.
'Do you still love me when I wear bright red nail polish dear?'
'Oh, I didn't even really notice!' said the man while he continued with getting himself dirty by feeding the horses and cleening the stables.
This is what I wrote two weeks ago. What a crontradiction am I! One moment I can spend hours with making myself up, polishing nails, choosing the right colour of eye shadow, walking around on red high heeled sandals. And in between design and make jewelry.
An other day, I am working in the mudd "like a real man" untill I stop feeling my body. Digging up the past. Untill everything hurts, my back, my arms, my legs.
I like being dirty.
I'm punk and preppy. Aren't most of us like that?
Maybe you have seen a little preview of this girls work in my style feeder.
Aqua Creations, established in January of 1994, features the innovative lighting and furniture creations from designer Ayala Serfaty. Originating in Tel-Aviv, Israel, Aqua Creations reaches worldwide with offices in New York and Holland as well as a host of showrooms, Design Studio's and Galleries around the world.
This poof by far is my most favorite item from her current collection. The colour, the shape, ... everything is in perfect balance in this design.
... on two sites this week!
First on the wonderfull design weblog of fellow jewelry designer Janick (Nea Jewelry). See the interview here.
Secondly on the website of Madame Butterfly, which also has a shop full of deliscious jewelry and accessories!
Thank you both very much!
I'm sobbing over the articles on late medieval pottery I collected in the library this afternoon. I like medieval pottery. It's beautiful. It's simple. It's stylish. It even looks very modern. It's great to work with. Food cooked in it tastes so much better. But I think I've seen enough archaeological pen drawings of pottery finds just for now.
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