i am a great big fan of ouno design blog, and i am so very honoured
for ouno to mention my recent post on karikomi.
i think one of the best things about conversations and comments via blog postings
is the way it encourages further reflection.
lindsay from ouno design's comments
triggered my memory that there was another topiary garden
outside of japan that knocked my socks off.
it is the antwerp garden of belgian landscape deisgner jacques wirtz.
simply amazing asymmetrical forms.
it is perhaps reminiscent of the temple cloud shapes.
i saw it on the around the world in 80 gardens BBC series
recently screened on ABC here in australia.
the above image is via here.
the below is via here.
for ouno to mention my recent post on karikomi.
i think one of the best things about conversations and comments via blog postings
is the way it encourages further reflection.
lindsay from ouno design's comments
triggered my memory that there was another topiary garden
outside of japan that knocked my socks off.
it is the antwerp garden of belgian landscape deisgner jacques wirtz.
simply amazing asymmetrical forms.
it is perhaps reminiscent of the temple cloud shapes.
i saw it on the around the world in 80 gardens BBC series
recently screened on ABC here in australia.
the above image is via here.
the below is via here.
i feel ashamed, didn't knew this Wirtz-man, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI come here and leave always in a state of relaxation and rejuvenation.
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ReplyDeleteso nice to be in this community of thoughtful bloggers... love reading your postings.
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david john
thanks david! i totally agree, starting this blog has opened up so many new and great worlds.
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