Mies, Sitting and Smoking
Every architect knows this famous photo of a famous architect:
[Mies in his Chicago apartment, 1964, photographed by Werner Blaser]
Lately I've noticed this figure of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe collaged into architectural renderings. A case in point:
[Art Academy Heist-op-den-Berg by Compagnie O. Architects]
Images like this are enabled by Photoshop and easy-to-find cutout images such as this PNG with an invisible background:
[Cutouts of Famous Architects at 3NTA]
Not surprisingly, images incorporating Mies sitting and smoking on his MR10 Chair pay homage to Mies:
[Source unknown]
Likewise, this one depicts Mies in his Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin and swaps out the MR10 for a Barcelona Chair:
[Image by Aaron Bass from Maxwell Render Challenge 20 Finalists]
But other renderings displace Mies into an unexpected setting, such as this gem by Norman Kelley:
[Aesop Lincoln Park by Norman Kelley]
Know of more? Comment or email me and I'll add them to this post.
[Mies in his Chicago apartment, 1964, photographed by Werner Blaser]
Lately I've noticed this figure of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe collaged into architectural renderings. A case in point:
[Art Academy Heist-op-den-Berg by Compagnie O. Architects]
Images like this are enabled by Photoshop and easy-to-find cutout images such as this PNG with an invisible background:
[Cutouts of Famous Architects at 3NTA]
Not surprisingly, images incorporating Mies sitting and smoking on his MR10 Chair pay homage to Mies:
[Source unknown]
Likewise, this one depicts Mies in his Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin and swaps out the MR10 for a Barcelona Chair:
[Image by Aaron Bass from Maxwell Render Challenge 20 Finalists]
But other renderings displace Mies into an unexpected setting, such as this gem by Norman Kelley:
[Aesop Lincoln Park by Norman Kelley]
Know of more? Comment or email me and I'll add them to this post.
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