"Lolita is not about love, because love is always mutual; Lolita is about obsession, which is never, ever love, and Nabokov himself was so disappointed that people did not understand this and take away the right message… For how could anyone call this feeding frenzy of selfishness, devouring, and destruction “love”?"
— In her preface to LOLITA, Mary Gaitskill reflects on a review by Vanity Fair’s Gregor von Rezzori in which he calls the novel: “The only convincing love story of the century” (via funeral)
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A part of the Parthenon (Παρθενών) marbles, British Museum.
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In memory of my one month experience in London in 2010.
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Undercover
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Design guys.
Playboy Magazine July 1961: George Nelson, Edward Wormley, Eero Saarinen, Harry Bertoia, Charles Eames, Jens Risom. From Crafting Modernism.
The Masters. - W2K
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SS08
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Raf Simons; A Promise Ring - Spring/Summer 2005.
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In Residence: Claudio Silvestrin on Nowness.com
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