Sottsass Showers delete olfactory incentives affect us more

olfactory incentives affect us more directly – and often unbeknownst to us

and domestic and foreign cultures and products from their own perspective A book that summarizes New York which I covered in the magazine "CLUTCH Magazine" with a digest in exactly all genres

In this vast realm of boundless possibility

from the Atlantic Coast to the Black Sea

The annual Hastings Jack in the Green festival is photographed by Jo Metson Scott and Nina Lyon shares with us the forest personified in the Green Man

Sottsass Showers delete olfactory incentives affect us moreItalian design icon Ettore Sottsass made his sexiest ceramics during the 1960s and 70. The vases and pots are glossy and bulging with curves just like the men in Physique Pictorial, the 1950s beefcake catalog. In each issue, one model posed in an open shower, often smiling, or even laughing. The cheeky shots mix humor and sex in a way that is very similar to Sottsass, daring the viewer to smile and be turned on. Here, both bodies of work are combined