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ART & CULTURE
Japanese ikebana practitioner Saito Kenta speaks about nature, emptiness, and the quiet relationship between flowers, vessels, and landscape.
Meet the pioneering women who transformed earth, landscape and the body into new forms of artistic expression.
He is renowned as the exclusive photographer for Chirsto and Jeanne- Claude for 50 years, ever since 1972 until now. Art historian Werner Spiess called him as “The eyes of Christo and Jeanne Claude”
This interview was conducted in the form of a friendly conversation, as per his recommend, so that photography is not only conveyed through words but also through richly evocative stories.
The coming talk shares about the art of flower arrangement, Abe Hanna’s career path and her views on traditional values
Trace of Land explores agricultural labor and land regeneration, inviting interaction through a winding hay bale path that merges art, nature, and sustainability.
Paulina Ojeda, a Mexican architectural photographer, reflects on her journey and evolving relationship with photography after relocating to Switzerland, while emphasizing authenticity, storytelling, and diversity in the industry.
In Hanoi, artist Tia-Thủy Nguyễn transforms a fallen sycamore tree into her work "Resurrection," using stainless steel to symbolize renewal, memory, and the relationship between nature and art.