THE GENESIS OF NUIT DE BAKÉLITE BY AU PARFUM

Naomi Goodsir · October 25, 2020

Au Parfum vous propose un dossier qui présente la genèse, le développement et les rouages d’une création olfactive hors normes, Nuit de Bakélite d’Isabelle Doyen pour Naomi Goodsir. Cette série est née de la même envie de décortiquer un parfum unique comme le premier article consacré à L’Heure perdue de Mathilde Laurent pour Cartier.

FULL INTERVIEW & ARTICLE : The Genesis of Nuit de Bakélite

Nobuyoshi Araki, Feast of Angels : Sex Scenes, 1992 (Source : Artsy)

Alberto Giacometti, Fil tendu, 1932 (Source : Kunsthaus Zürich)

Isabelle Doyen, Perfumer - Credit Evgeniya Chudakova for Fragrantica

Isabelle Doyen & Naomi Goodsir, Credit Egobox

Louise Bourgeois, Insomnia, 1996 (Source : The Museum of Modern Art), The Small Hours de la série What is the Shape of this Problem ?, 1999 (Source : Malin Gallery) et Untitled, no. 68 of 220, de la série The Insomnia Drawings, 1995 (Source : The Mu… — Louise Bourgeois, Insomnia, 1996 (Source : The Museum of Modern Art), The Small Hours de la série What is the Shape of this Problem ?, 1999 (Source : Malin Gallery) et Untitled, no. 68 of 220, de la série The Insomnia Drawings, 1995 (Source : The Museum of Modern Art)

architecture, design, inspiration, Interview

A FRIEND, A LOCKDOWN - IAN MOORE, SYDNEY

Naomi Goodsir · April 24, 2020

Ian Moore is a New Zealand born, Sydney based Architect, known primarily for his residential projects across Australia and New Zealand. His influences range from his childhood living in lightweight timber framed houses in New Zealand, his time spent working on Norman Foster's Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank headquarters, the California Case Study Houses, Jose Coderch in Spain and everything Brazilian.