Dear EA: Ahhh i've been remiss - assuming that readers will know the Takashi Murakami creations kai kai and ki ki when they see it. I think it works in the juxtaposition with the baroque gilt and stateliness of Versailles - the different (in the end not so very different I think) aesthetics increases the beauty and significance of the other.
From a book by Phillipe Dagen, Jill Gasparina and Laurent Le Bon
dear DG
ReplyDeleteFree Association: the moment i saw 'Murakami', i thought of 'Haruki', immediately followed by 'no can't be must be the other Murakami - ζδΈ ι'.
i had to Google to find out his first name in romaji, 'Takashi', as i'd alwas known him by his kanji name, 'ι'.
and i must say these childlike works are much more delightful & endearing than his LV bags...
EA
Dear EA: Ahhh i've been remiss - assuming that readers will know the Takashi Murakami creations kai kai and ki ki when they see it. I think it works in the juxtaposition with the baroque gilt and stateliness of Versailles - the different (in the end not so very different I think) aesthetics increases the beauty and significance of the other.
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