Showing posts with label persona. Show all posts
Showing posts with label persona. Show all posts

Thursday, March 29, 2007

persona> hamori, peter

A hungarian. Architecture student who is a really big fan of so-called "contemporary architecture", mainly the works of SANAA, a collaboration of Sejima, Kazuyo and Nishizawa, Ryue. Got lucky so often that I suspect he had some magic charm hidden somewhere, or maybe something he ate when he was a child, like Obelix with the super potion (Asterix). No, he's not fat. Here he is.

Three or four months ago during a one day trip to Tokyo. With his new (at that time) Canon S3IS, the same camera as mine.
A week ago, we went on another trip to Central Honshu, namely Kanazawa, Gifu using the 18kippu trains (means changing local train to local train every few hours, even minutes!), and here are his pictures, taken candidly.

Sleeping, sleeping, Peter..


Yes, Peter, I know the world of an architect is a wide one. But, hey, loosen up. Get drunk, and go to parties. People will know you better. As a star architect, I hope, not one badass drunker.Or, well, just sleep there like a baby and let me take your pictures for future reference. Hehe.


Or maybe for your next folk Hungarian music album cover. Peter Hamori presents..

Wednesday, March 28, 2007

persona>harry kurniawan

Harry Kurniawan, my fellow Indonesian, spending his one year here in Osaka to sharpen his ideas on architecture. He is a lecturer back at my university in Indonesia, teaching Environment Accessibility in the Department of Architecture. A guy with calm and collected personality, kinda uptight, with talents on writing and photography, or maybe more. He's got growing numbers of fans from his students because of his charming way of teaching (haha!) and his patience on guiding the students. These are how I picture him. In pictures, of course. Enjoy.


In action.

Well, most of his time he spent with taking pictures, reading books, .. But when you least expect it, he can..

Play the angklung instrument! Yes, he can!
And, he remind me a lot of that guy Jake Gyllenhaal from Brokeback Mountain, but maybe it is just me. Here's a close up of Jake (the fake).


b a s u k i s a i d

lifelong learning through a lifelong spiky sandals therapy is good, my friends.