Giorgio + Koharu Videos and articles
Japanese culture, architecture, art and travel
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![Photo of a grassy hill with a large abstract sculpture on top, a sheep grazing in the foreground, and Japanese text along the right side indicating 'Hertfordshire'. The title reads 'HENRY MOORE' with the authors listed as Giorgio + Koharu.]()
Henry Moore
One of the leading British artists and sculptures of the Twentieth Century
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![A woman observing a large Japanese folding screen with intricate drawings of mythological creatures and characters, displayed in a gallery with black walls.]()
Kyosai
Read the description of Japanese painter Kyosai
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![Urban cityscape with modern high-rise buildings, outdoor seating area, and water feature in the foreground. Overcast sky, with text overlay including 'Barbican,' 'London,' and other text in Japanese.]()
Barbican
Read the full article about Barbican, in London, designed by Chamberlin, Powell and Bon. Written by Ono Koharu
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![Aerial view of Tate Modern art gallery in London with surrounding cityscape and Japanese text on the right side.]()
Tate Modern
Read the full article about Tate Modern, redesigned by Herzog & de Meuron, in London, Southbank. Written by Ono Koharu
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Villa Savoye - Le Corbusier
Read the full article about Villa Savoye, designed by Le Corbusier, in Poissy, France. Written by Ono Koharu
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Centre Pompidou
Read the full article of Centre Pompidou written by Ono Koharu
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![A person standing in front of colorful abstract art at Japan House London interior with text overlay and reflections visible on the glass.]()
Japan House London
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![People inside a mirrored room with multicolored LED lights, creating an infinity effect, at the teamLab Borderless exhibit in London.]()
Yayoi Kusama - Infinite Mirrors - Tate Modern
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![Interior view of a modern building with a staircase, wooden and concrete elements, and art on the walls, promoting the Carlo Scarpa Olivetti Showroom.]()
Carlo Scarpa - Olivetti
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Carlo Scarpa - Tomba Brion
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