"The Willingness For Something to be Imperfect" — Inside the Mexico City Home of Rodman Primack & Rudy Weissenberg - Sight Unseen
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"The Willingness For Something to be Imperfect" — Inside the Mexico City Home of Rodman Primack & Rudy Weissenberg - Sight Unseen
Artists, like humans, contain multitudes and when it comes to the spaces we create in, they all look different. If we do find ourselves on the messier side, we also know that there’s a difference between a mess you love, that inspires, and keeps the connections flowing, and a mess that blocks, hinders, and holds you back. A fun mess and a depressin... See more
The Mess of a Creative Space
Tereza’s apartment was grand, with the old-fashioned luxuries of real homes. Plenty of armchairs and blankets, sets of china for different occasions, wicker baskets. Things that could not be bought wholesale, in a hurry. I wanted to understand how such a place came into being, whether the acquisition of any of these objects had been an event in Ter
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The Italian practice of intentional imperfection is reflected in this accord between sweet and sour—the appreciation that both are necessary for a rich, flavorful life. In fact, research on psychological resilience shows that those who embrace life’s inherent imperfections with all its ups and downs exhibit greater mental