I love this. I saw this on the news a few weeks ago, I wish I was back in the UK so I could see this exhibition...it's just such a shame that British health and safety has prevented this exhibition from being experienced as the artist intended, although it adds another level to the piece. It's just incredible the scale of it, and it really reflects the size and people power of the country it hails from.

It's an absolutely amazing idea, and if I weren't in South Korea, I might partake! Making Halloween costumes is a great feeling, a few years ago when I was about 21 I made a papier mache pig on wheels as my accessory when I was dressed as a farmer, and it went down beautifully, but it's great to think of more than just one night of feeling proud of your own creativity...anyway, my pig was burned on a bonfire at the end of the night as some sort of drunken silly idea. What a waste eh? The point is, what a great idea and what a wonderful way to share wealth with one another. Do you think it's possible to find places where we can do this with everyday clothes?

I just voted for you, it is such a pleasure reading your blog, I've only been blogging on typepad for a week and you're one of the first blogs I've started following! You have a very beautiful life. I love linen clothing with a splashing of lace...crossed fingers!x

this is beautiful...x

We all want to be better human beings...we all take joy in those moments when we are, just briefly, at peace with the world we inhabit. When we say no to what consumerism tells us we want and say yes to just being satisfied with what we have. Our legs to walk, our hands to make, our eyes to see, and the possessions we are already inundated with. But then, there are those other moments, a new dress made in China, a fast car, or like you mentioned, just getting out of the humidity into a cool air con room, when it's all about now, all about how it makes us feel right now. Not what will come of it tomorrow. "we are earth's precious bounty so rich to burn a hole in it's pocket" I strive to choose the first type of moments more frequently than the latter.