Grundman Thierry (24 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Wabi-sabi, the ancient Japanese philosophy that embraces imperfection, lies at the heart of the country's artistic and societal traditions. Today, however, it is being diluted-both by modernity and the mass-market home decor industry, which reduces it to a fleeting lifestyle trend. The authors, through their encounter with architect Kengo Kuma, illustrate his vision of modern wabi-sabi-a philosophy adapting to contemporary contexts without losing its essence. Their travels across India, Europe, Morocco, and throughout the Japanese archipelago have revealed the subtle but powerful global influence of wabi-sabi. Along the way, they met a new generation committed to preserving and renewing this aesthetic: the new ambassadors of wabi-sabi. From quiet moments with monks in teahouses to countless small, meaningful experiences, they have felt its essence-and invite readers to do the same. Part travel journal, part photographic journey, and part collection of testimonies, this work by Anne-Emmanuelle Thion, a nomadic photographer, and Thierry Grundman, traveling antiques dealer and founder of Atmosphere d'Ailleurs and the Wabi-Sabi Lab, offers a contemporary, cross-cultural perspective on wabi-sabi through encounters with those who embody it today. Text in English and French. AUTHOR: Almost 30 years ago, when leaving the world of contemporary art, Thierry Grundman undertook to go elsewhere: towards other projects, towards other cultures. It was in India that THE meeting of his life took place and that the idea of a collection of unusual and rare pieces was born. Atmosphere d'Ailleurs was born. For Thierry Grundman, travelling antiques dealer and founder of the brand, it is a passion of each moment and a transmission. Anne-Emmanuelle Thion is a passionate and sensitive photographer based in France and Gran Canaria. And above all, a traveller. As a freelancer for 25 years, she has photographed travel, decoration, lifestyle, gastronomy and portraits for the press, agencies and brands. Her inspiration also leads her to more personal and artistic creations, with an introduction to old-fashioned printing techniques. Her work, often linked to matter and gentle imperfection, is a constant search for subjective beauty. Intuitively, she heads to the island of Gran Canaria to create the Finca Gallery, a place for inspiration, (re)connection and exhibitions. During the first Wabi-sabi Lab (29 November to 2 December, 2024) she presents TAOLI. 25 years of photography, search and immersion. A visual, olfactory, gustatory and sonic escape. SELLING POINTS: . Brings together stunning examples of the Wabi-sabi style . Wabi-Sabi Lab - An original and demanding event bringing together some 20 players who embody the values of wabi-sabi and/or the creative or even experimental dimension suggested by the suffix lab 350 colour illustrations Wabi-sabi, the ancient philosophy that values imperfection, has dominated Japanese art at its highest level. In 350 stunning colour photographs this book celebrates the Wabi-sabi mood through a selection of brands, galleries, artists, craftsmen, designers, publishers, and material suppliers. Text in English and French. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Wabi-sabi, the ancient Japanese philosophy that embraces imperfection, lies at the heart of the country's artistic and societal traditions. Today, however, it is being diluted-both by modernity and the mass-market home decor industry, which reduces it to a fleeting lifestyle trend. The authors, through their encounter with architect Kengo Kuma, illustrate his vision of modern wabi-sabi-a philosophy adapting to contemporary contexts without losing its essence. Their travels across India, Europe, Morocco, and throughout the Japanese archipelago have revealed the subtle but powerful global influence of wabi-sabi. Along the way, they met a new generation committed to preserving and renewing this aesthetic: the new ambassadors of wabi-sabi. From quiet moments with monks in teahouses to countless small, meaningful experiences, they have felt its essence-and invite readers to do the same. Part travel journal, part photographic journey, and part collection of testimonies, this work by Anne-Emmanuelle Thion, a nomadic photographer, and Thierry Grundman, traveling antiques dealer and founder of Atmosphere d'Ailleurs and the Wabi-Sabi Lab, offers a contemporary, cross-cultural perspective on wabi-sabi through encounters with those who embody it today. Text in English and French. AUTHOR: Almost 30 years ago, when leaving the world of contemporary art, Thierry Grundman undertook to go elsewhere: towards other projects, towards other cultures. It was in India that THE meeting of his life took place and that the idea of a collection of unusual and rare pieces was born. Atmosphere d'Ailleurs was born. For Thierry Grundman, travelling antiques dealer and founder of the brand, it is a passion of each moment and a transmission. Anne-Emmanuelle Thion is a passionate and sensitive photographer based in France and Gran Canaria. And above all, a traveller. As a freelancer for 25 years, she has photographed travel, decoration, lifestyle, gastronomy and portraits for the press, agencies and brands. Her inspiration also leads her to more personal and artistic creations, with an introduction to old-fashioned printing techniques. Her work, often linked to matter and gentle imperfection, is a constant search for subjective beauty. Intuitively, she heads to the island of Gran Canaria to create the Finca Gallery, a place for inspiration, (re)connection and exhibitions. During the first Wabi-sabi Lab (29 November to 2 December, 2024) she presents TAOLI. 25 years of photography, search and immersion. A visual, olfactory, gustatory and sonic escape. SELLING POINTS: . Brings together stunning examples of the Wabi-sabi style . Wabi-Sabi Lab - An original and demanding event bringing together some 20 players who embody the values of wabi-sabi and/or the creative or even experimental dimension suggested by the suffix lab 350 colour illustrations Wabi-sabi, the ancient philosophy that values imperfection, has dominated Japanese art at its highest level. In 350 stunning colour photographs this book celebrates the Wabi-sabi mood through a selection of brands, galleries, artists, craftsmen, designers, publishers, and material suppliers. Text in English and French. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Wabi-sabi, the ancient philosophy that values imperfection, has dominated Japanese art at its highest level. In 350 stunning colour photographs this book celebrates the Wabi-sabi mood through a selection of brands, galleries, artists, craftsmen, designers, publishers, and material suppliers. Text in English and French.Wabi-sabi, that ancient philosophy which embraces imperfection, lies at the very heart of Japanese traditionsboth artistic and societal. Today, it is being diluted by modernity. Worse still, this timeless aestheticnourished by the slow passage of time and enriched by the patina of ageis being cheapened by the mass-market home décor industry. Reducing wabi-sabi to what it once was, or to a fleeting "lifestyle" trend, is to confine it within a box. From their encounter with architect Kengo Kuma, the authors have retainedand illustrate herehis vision of "modern wabi-sabi. Through their travels in India, Europe, and Morocco, they have witnessed the transcontinental ripple effect of wabi-sabi and, through this aesthetic, the subtle yet powerful influence of Japan. While journeying through the Japanese archipelago, they met with a new generation who is preserving, revealing, and carrying forward this philosophy: the new ambassadors of wabi-sabi. From a shared moment with a monk in a teahouse to a thousand quiet joys, they experienced the wabi-sabi feelingThey summon it here, and invite you to experience it too. Part travel journal, part photo book, and part collection of testimoniesAnne-Emmanuelle Thion, a nomadic photographer, and Thierry Grundman, a traveling antiques dealer and founder of Atmosphère d'Ailleurs and the Wabi-Sabi Laboffer a cross-cultural, contemporary vision of wabi-sabi through encounters with those who embody it today. …

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Wabi-sabi, the ancient Japanese philosophy that embraces imperfection, lies at the heart of the country's artistic and societal traditions. Today, however, it is being diluted-both by modernity and the mass-market home decor industry, which reduces it to a fleeting lifestyle trend. The authors, through their encounter with architect Kengo Kuma, illustrate his vision of modern wabi-sabi-a philosophy adapting to contemporary contexts without losing its essence. Their travels across India, Europe, Morocco, and throughout the Japanese archipelago have revealed the subtle but powerful global influence of wabi-sabi. Along the way, they met a new generation committed to preserving and renewing this aesthetic: the new ambassadors of wabi-sabi. From quiet moments with monks in teahouses to countless small, meaningful experiences, they have felt its essence-and invite readers to do the same. Part travel journal, part photographic journey, and part collection of testimonies, this work by Anne-Emmanuelle Thion, a nomadic photographer, and Thierry Grundman, traveling antiques dealer and founder of Atmosphere d'Ailleurs and the Wabi-Sabi Lab, offers a contemporary, cross-cultural perspective on wabi-sabi through encounters with those who embody it today. Text in English and French. AUTHOR: Almost 30 years ago, when leaving the world of contemporary art, Thierry Grundman undertook to go elsewhere: towards other projects, towards other cultures. It was in India that THE meeting of his life took place and that the idea of a collection of unusual and rare pieces was born. Atmosphere d'Ailleurs was born. For Thierry Grundman, travelling antiques dealer and founder of the brand, it is a passion of each moment and a transmission. Anne-Emmanuelle Thion is a passionate and sensitive photographer based in France and Gran Canaria. And above all, a traveller. As a freelancer for 25 years, she has photographed travel, decoration, lifestyle, gastronomy and portraits for the press, agencies and brands. Her inspiration also leads her to more personal and artistic creations, with an introduction to old-fashioned printing techniques. Her work, often linked to matter and gentle imperfection, is a constant search for subjective beauty. Intuitively, she heads to the island of Gran Canaria to create the Finca Gallery, a place for inspiration, (re)connection and exhibitions. During the first Wabi-sabi Lab (29 November to 2 December, 2024) she presents TAOLI. 25 years of photography, search and immersion. A visual, olfactory, gustatory and sonic escape. SELLING POINTS: . Brings together stunning examples of the Wabi-sabi style . Wabi-Sabi Lab - An original and demanding event bringing together some 20 players who embody the values of wabi-sabi and/or the creative or even experimental dimension suggested by the suffix lab 350 colour illustrations Wabi-sabi, the ancient philosophy that values imperfection, has dominated Japanese art at its highest level. In 350 stunning colour photographs this book celebrates the Wabi-sabi mood through a selection of brands, galleries, artists, craftsmen, designers, publishers, and material suppliers. Text in English and French. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: gut. 2026. Wabi-Sabi Mood. In deutscher Sprache. pages.

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4°, cloth, hardcover. 255 pp Like new. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 0.