Wow, that's incredible, I'd love to visit those caves, or at least watch the documentary on him. That's also very impressive that he's self taught. I would totally live in one.
I'm curious why you say it's not to your tastes though, Londoner
Emiliano Wrote:Wow, that's incredible, I'd love to visit those caves, or at least watch the documentary on him. That's also very impressive that he's self taught. I would totally live in one.
I'm curious why you say it's not to your tastes though, Londoner
Hi [MENTION=21558]Emiliano[/MENTION]: It's not to my taste because my taste is very minimalistic. I love the minimalism of traditional Japanese interiors. That said, I admire what he has done immensely and I love the sudden bursts of colour where he has used tiles. Absolutely magnificent and very beautiful. A feast for the eyes.
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"You can be young without money but you can't be old without money"
Maggie the Cat from "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof." by Tennessee Williams