4. Landscape

5. Specific situation

6. Superstitious

Patterns on INRO were just patterns,

but when users imbues INRO with special significance,

they become special. 

INRO

Kimono in Japan doesn't have any pocket on it,
so in ancient Japan, people hung their INRO
on a string to their belt to carry medicine, tobacco, etc.
Here we assort INRO with its decoration on its surface.

1. Japanese character

2. Animals

3. Plants

Images From Brompton Cemetery

Just Visiting...

From visiting the cemetery it was apparent that the people there were not visiting relatives but using the space as a recreational ground. There was an array of dog walkers, cyclists and runners going about their business as if not surrounded by death. They seemed to not be phased by the morbid connotations that were, in the past, associated with a cemetery. Could It be that cemeteries are to be used as social areas due to over population? 


Textures...

A few interesting textures found in the graveyard. 


Gravestones...