Sea Song by Robert Wyatt. The whole album is actually pretty amazing. The cover by Alfreda Benge is also an artwork in and of itself. There is a very interesting article on both of them in the last issue of Luncheon magazine.

Work that people resonate with and come back to. that is its own self-contained world.

Good light

Pattern Recognition by William Gibson is a book I can read and read again. I've finally started reading Ferdydurke by Witold Gombrowicz after hearing about it by many friends and someone finally gave me their copy because I just had to read it.

Claudio Parmiggiani, Alfreda Benge for her playfulness and reinventions, Pontorno's colours... The list changes and grows every day.

Joel Meyerowitz is someone whose work took me a while to appreciate and am now absolutely obsessed with it.
Maciek Pozoga's images are brimming with life and draw me back in time and time again.

I always come back to what Ben Daly does to the spaces he lives in, very honest and refined interior architecture. I would love to visit one of the spaces he worked on one day.

I don't have any Meadowlark rings (eeeeeeeeeeeeh I know), if I had something it would probably be something like the Fairfax or the Sunset signet ring and I'd probably be very annoying and ask to have it made in brass.

Woodworking, good bread and good salted butter, giallo movies, our cat Suzie, and curios...