John Pawson

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  • 1987
  • a visual inventory
  • abbey of novy dvur
  • aerial
  • Alexander calder
  • ancient
  • Andy Goldsworthy
  • apartment
  • archaeological
  • architecture
  • archive
  • Arnold chan
  • athens
  • atmosphere
  • autumn
  • black and white
  • Bleo
  • brass
  • brothers
  • building
  • buildings
  • burial
  • calder
  • changing
  • chapel
  • character
  • chicago
  • church
  • cistercian
  • cistercian abbey
  • city
  • cloud
  • coast
  • collection
  • colour
  • colour shift
  • columns
  • composition
  • concrete
  • construction
  • context
  • copenhagen
  • coral
  • corpus christi
  • cotswolds
  • country
  • countryside
  • czech republic
  • denmark
  • design
  • detail
  • devon
  • dinesen
  • douglas fir
  • duality
  • dynamic
  • ease
  • eastleach
  • edd and flow
  • elements
  • entrance
  • essay
  • estuary
  • experience
  • eye
  • fabric
  • feast
  • finland
  • flamingo
  • flowers
  • fog
  • forces
  • forest
  • form
  • forms
  • france
  • fresh
  • function
  • furniture
  • gallery
  • geological
  • geometry
  • gilbert mccarragher
  • grass
  • gravity
  • grid
  • Gunnar Asplund
  • harmony
  • hays mews
  • hedges
  • historical
  • home
  • home farm
  • india
  • interior
  • japan
  • japanese
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  • jongmyo shrine
March 2025

‘Life is one long decay, no? There's a lot of beauty in it. Like the patina in an old city’ Urs Fischer

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March 2025

‘...the deep insistent red of things time-worn beyond memory…’ John C. Van Dyke, The Desert (1901)

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February 2025

Eternal impermanence

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February 2025

'The tones of grey, pale turquoise and pink will prevail’ Christian Dior

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January 2025

Triptych

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January 2025

Frozen Air

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December 2024

‘Every perception of colour is an illusion’ Josef Albers

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November 2024

A grid of nine squares

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November 2024

Red Earth

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October 2024

Cyclades

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