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Erich Heckel

Hockende, 1912

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Claus Wickrath (1982)

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Rogan Gregory

Croissant chair, 2021

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Claire Klarewicz-Okser — She Sees Herself Who Sees Herself  (oil on canvas, 1987)

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Ines Pottier & Celine Vivod in Balenciaga by Marie Deteneuille for Document Journal Winter-Resort 2023 - Fashion Editorials - Minimal. / Visual.

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Michael Heizer,“45°, 90°, 180°, City" 

After 50 Years, Michael Heizer’s Colossal Desert Installation Is Finally Finished !

City is built on the lands of the ​​Nuwu (Southern Paiute) and Newe Segobia (Western Shoshone), in the remote Basin and Range National Monument in central eastern Nevada, about 200 miles north of Las Vegas. 

The site is approximately near another of Heizer’s hugely influential earthworks, “Double Negative” (1969), sited at the Moapa Valley on Mormon Mesa near Overton, Nevada, and — at least as of the time I visited the site in 2016 — is not marked by any signage and accessible only by off-roading across the open desert. 

The scale and precision of Heizer’s works defy credulity under the most institutional of conditions; the results he has repeatedly produced in a landscape void of any supporting infrastructure absolutely beggar belief.

Photo by Ben Blackwell,

All images courtesy Triple Aught Foundation

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By Malene Birger Pre-Spring 2023 photographed by Casper Wackerhausen-Sejersen

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Kristin Drab captured by Stanislaw Boniecki for Vogue Czechoslovakia

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Normann Copenhagen Flagship Furniture and Homeware store.

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MAN Architecten

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Iselin Steiro by Hanna Tveite for Khaite Fall-Winter 2022 - Lookbooks - Minimal. / Visual.

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Michelle Laff by Hordur Ingason

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Student Dormitories (Detail), University of Montenegro, designed by Milan Popović 1974-1978. Photo: Matthias Heiderich

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Wall House II, John Hejduk. Ph: Matthias Heiderich