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This Japanese teacher creates a new artwork each day for his students, then erases it at the end of the day. This practice is reminiscent of mandalas (slide 18) created by Tibetan Buddhist monks using colored sand, which are then destroyed to symbolize impermanence.
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In Père-Lachaise Cemetery, Paris, lies the bronze statue of Victor Noir — a 22-year-old journalist who was shot dead in 1870 by Prince Pierre Bonaparte after a heated political dispute. Sculpted by Jules Dalou, the effigy shows Noir lying as if freshly fallen at the moment of his death, his hat beside him and a distinct bulge in his trousers that the sculptor intentionally emphasized. Over time, myths formed around the statue. Women began visiting the grave, believing that touching, kissing, or straddling the figure could bring fertility, romance, or pleasure. The legend became so widespread that the bronze around his lips and crotch has been polished smooth by countless visitors, transforming a somber monument into one of Paris’s most notorious romantic curiosities.
In the late 1970s, Yohji Yamamoto and Rei Kawakubo (Comme Des Garçons) began a romantic relationship The two dated for over a decade, simultaneously growing their respective labels throughout the 80s. While together, however, they vowed to never speak of each other’s work in order to protect their independent design philosophies. “We never showed each other our work. We didn’t want to affect each other’s world.” -Yohji Yamamoto
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