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Resonance · In conversation
No. 59
Valeria Campos
Film editor, Mexico City
Read the full interview at resonance.fm
Q
What is the hardest cut?
“The scene everybody loved on set. It is usually the first to go.”
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Pinfold · In conversation
No. 35
Aiko Tanaka
Tailor, Tokyo
Read the full interview at pinfold.co.uk
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What is the oldest thing you have mended?
“A coat from 1952. It had been mended six times before me.”
Pinfold · Interview with Aiko Tanaka
Orbit · In conversation
No. 83
Juno Park
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Read the full interview at orbitmag.in
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What still surprises you about the sky?
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No. 63
Leila Nasser
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Q
How do you know a photograph is finished?
“When I stop wanting to explain it.”
Northlight · Interview with Leila Nasser
Undertow · In conversation
No. 86
Siobhan Walsh
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Are you ever afraid out there?
“Always. Fear is how the sea keeps you polite.”
Undertow · Interview with Siobhan Walsh
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No. 94
Giulia Conti
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What makes a good vintage?
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Kenji Morimoto
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Why only eight seats?
“Because I want to see every face when it tastes the broth.”
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No. 89
Björn Ek
Furniture maker, Gothenburg
Read the full interview at offcut.com.au
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How long does a chair take?
“Three days to make, three years to know if it was right.”
Offcut · Interview with Björn Ek
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The sea doesn’t owe you a wave. Paddle out anyway.
Keanu Kahale
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Prompt 157
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The Daily Page · Journal prompt 157
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No. 13
Grace Liu
Copywriter, Singapore
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What is the best line you ever cut?
“All of them. The good ones come back in the next draft, better.”
Plain Words · Interview with Grace Liu
Northlight · In conversation
No. 14
Leila Nasser
Photographer, Beirut
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How do you know a photograph is finished?
“When I stop wanting to explain it.”
Northlight · Interview with Leila Nasser
Mother Tongue · No. 94
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hiraeth
HEER-eyeth noun, Welsh
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Welsh, from hir, long.
Mother Tongue · Word: hiraeth
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No. 14
Giulia Conti
Winemaker, Piedmont
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What makes a good vintage?
“A year that made us work. The easy ones taste easy.”
Aperitivo · Interview with Giulia Conti
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No. 35
Kwame Asante
Architect, Kumasi
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What should a house do first?
“Keep you cool and keep you dry. Everything else is conversation.”
Parallel · Interview with Kwame Asante
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No. 13
Ade Bankole
Guitarist, London
Read the full interview at resonance.fm
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Do you still practise scales?
“Every morning. The scales are how I say hello to the guitar.”
Resonance · Interview with Ade Bankole
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