Sometimes Making Something Leads to Nothing - Nathalie du Pasquier colour Caught between an ageing population

Caught between an ageing population and extreme post-modernity

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moreThis new monograph captures the unique spirit of British fashion icon Sir Paul Smith through 50 objects chosen by Sir Paul himself for the inspiration they have provided him over the years — from a wax plate of spaghetti and a Dieter Rams radio to a Mario Bellini Cab chair and a bicycle seat

Sometimes Making Something Leads to Nothing - Nathalie du Pasquier colour Caught between an ageing populationNathalie Du Pasquier has constructed this book as she constructs her paintings: on the pages, blocks of color are assembled, supported, opposed and form chromatic architectures that accompany a new series of pencil drawings. They themselves, as if placed on a table or a shelf, evoke both everyday objects (vases, books, boxes) and urban landscapes. Entirely conceived by Du Pasquier, Sometimes Making Something Leads to Nothing is part of a long