FOR RENT | FOR SALE — @thebunker3.0
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In the heart of Canggu, Berawa, Bali….surrounded by rice fields yet steps from the pulse of everyday life, stands a 320m2 home on a 1000m2 land…unlike any other. Built from love, vision and story telling…this space carries the imprint of two creatives who shaped every detail with care. From ironwood beams to hand-forged iron metal, from custom sofas to sculpted candleholders, every element was made to last, and made to feel. It is a place of contrasts: grounded like a cave, yet open and light; raw, yet refined. This home is not a product, it is a living atmosphere where all has been customized…And those who step inside understand immediately….this is not just architecture, it’s resonance.
1000m2 land - 320m2 living space.
20 years leasehold.
Filmed by @dstory.of
Edited by @michelemerlo0
Nothing truly disappears. Not music. Not light. Not even us.
We fold, we fade, we fracture. But we return. In a new form, in a different rhythm, carrying the echoes of everything we have been before. We break open so we can bloom. We descend so we can rise. We let go so we can begin again.
And no matter how deep the winter, spring always comes.
For the Death / rebirth cycle and the strength / resilience it takes 🌑🌞 #Hathor #Tatius available at @partsof4
New experiment
Growing up, I used to watch my grandmother’s hands, Long nails, Natural, Precise, sharp AF, Almost indistinguishable from the skin
She was a beautiful witch 🕊️ 🤍
Everything about her followed a ritual, the same discipline with a gentle/quiet sharpness, she was the softest and the most accepting/non judgmental.
Her white hair fell far below her glutes (I only discovered it once)
Until then, it was always wrapped, the same way, every day.
When she spoke and moved her hands, it felt for me like a frequency,
her spirit leaving a mark in space that I could visualize, I have always been CAPTIVATED.
She definitely left an imprint in me. Proud to carry her name in my passport 🤍
ALTRM
Hand-carved teak wood, burned and treated with tung oil.
Handmade Brass plates.
The sculptures functions as candle holders or incense burners.
When used with incense, smoke moves through the body and exits at its point, reduced to a single line.
Dimensions:
Large: Ø 40 cm × H 113 cm
Small: Ø 35 cm × H 95 cm
Honored to be part of this project
Thank you my long friend @jackwaterlotstudio
I’m proud to have supported this work in a way that keeps the focus where it belongs, on culture, artistry, and truth.
The vision behind this is powerful, and the respect shown toward Mexica heritage deserves to be seen and felt.
“Repost: NEO MEXICA - Collectible book II
Thank you to the entire team for such hard work and dedication of making this project happen.
I am truly in love with making images that explore culture in many shapes & forms. These collectible books are my way of exploring human beauty in its entirety.
Making print books is also a way to me of keeping a solid and tangible mark in what i create, it is i believe so important to keep this tradition alive and keep people excited about photography in its true nature.
Based on ancient Mexica aesthetic and culture, i created a serie of photographs as an ode to Aztec culture. Formulating my work with a modern eye, deep respect, and intensive research on Mexica people.
I’ve always had a love for ancient history and viewing that through the lens of fashion photography has been my true passion. It’s a way to connect our present sense of beauty to the one that made us who we are today”.
Talents : @kailani_lanai & @joeyortizmma
Costume and styling : @willyumbeck
Make up artist : @nanahiram
Hairstylist : @ivainsane
Nail artist : @begravelse_nails
Assistant photo :@saulebarrera
Special thank you to @jannahroy & @houseofmalakai
Made entirely by hand from scratch, each step becomes a pause.
In slowing down, time opens, revealing possibilities hidden in the grain, in the earth, in the self.
The process is never rushed, because the process is the work.
Living in Paris since my 15’s….I had my mind construct but Bali thought me that….
All of this has taught me to fully embrace the idea of community.
Alone, I can only go so far.
But when I collaborate with people who think differently, who come from other cultures and hold other ideologies, I discover ways of creating that I would never have imagined on my own.
It’s through these connections that my work finds new forms and I continue to learn.
Plank chair coming soon…
@432hz.gallery
