The movement in the sculpture by Yoshitoshi Kanemaki
I spoke several times of Surrealism on Inspire We Trust but usually not referred to but only sculpture to illustration. Japanese, Yoshitoshi Kanemaki realizes woodcarvings, even natural size...
Hayashi Shigeki. The other side of ceramics
The article that I suggest you read today about the design, a Japanese artist and a material like ceramic, all topped off with a mini interview. Hayashi Shigeki creates ceramic sculptures that appa...
Robert Capa in Italy 1943 – 1944
On the occasion of the Salone del Mobile in Milan, here I was able to visit the exhibition dedicated to the photography of Robert Capa. I visited Spazio Oberdan and I could see 78 photographs dedicated to Italy dur...
Daily life according to Edouard Boubat
I discovered the French photographer Édouard Boubat thanks to a post dedicated to Japan, I know it sounds strange to say it but the post dedicated to Japanese spring made me discover so much more than what ...
Springtime in Japan
Spring in Japan is an event to be seen at all costs. As I see it Japan is really an inexhaustible source of inspiration for both modernity and rooted passion of tradition...
Women who suffer from Afarin Sajedi
Women who suffer from, Iranian artist Afarin Sajedi, have red eyes and shiny who wept and mouth slightly open who wants to say something. But they also look proud and determined who is...
Iconic photos won the Pulitzer Prize
Some photos entering the story because they are well-made, the technique or how to take the picture is so well designed that you can't not give it an award. But most of the f...