Wednesday, 16 February 2011

Peeling Facades and Vintage Feelings

Texture and decay of walls can create a palimpsest of colour, fabric and material. From the recent film, The King's Speech, where the walls of Lionel Logue's office were beautifully evocative and a perfect backdrop for the King's struggle with his stutter. And then back to my trip to Rome and Venice in the summer, where the traditional buildings have a hue and tone perfect for a camera lens or painter's canvas. May I also be reminded of my previous post 'Decay as Beauty: The Waterhouse at South Bund by NHDRO, where the decay has almost been preserved and celebrated.

"Finishing ends construction, weathering constructs finishes." On Weathering, Mostafavi and Leatherbarrow.


                                              Lionel Logue's Office- The Kings Speech

                                                Rodarte Ad Campaign

   
Antoni Tapies

                                                       Comme des Garcons



Rome and Venice- Photos from my own travels.








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