Cinco Elementos japanese art active from passive becomes intensely

active from passive becomes intensely insignificant when we occasionally get a chance to observe ourselves from the other side of the mirror

The Arts in Our Time (1968)

Hans-Walter Müller

Inaugurating a new carte blanche format “outsourcing” an editorial segment to like-minded global creatives

Paired with a distinctive collection of boat names

Cinco Elementos japanese art active from passive becomes intenselyThe four elements water, earth, fire light and air were, for many ancient doctrines, the constituents of matter and explained the behavior of the world, to which is added the fifth Aristotelian element: quintessence or ether or vacuum. Each element has its own laws and each one exists in different proportions within the other. They are added, mixed, creating the universe, a system that is defined by its variety and heterogeneity. The artist Cris