
The above image is a painting which reminded me of my entrance to the kindergarten. It is a Painting of Office Building on Kurfurstendamm 70 Berlin, 1986.

I particularly liked the name of this painting "Jewels" as i hadnt thought of my sharp angles as natural elements before. Now i can relate them to minerals and natural elements occuring. -perhaps even the rocky cliff of howard smith wharf.

This painting is the "cornor building rotation" of an office and residentail development in Hamburg 1989. Once agian im trying to portray this radiant rotation in the entrance portal of my kindergarten.
The book is: Hadid, Z., Celant, G., Ram*rez-Montagut, M. n., & Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. (2006). Zaha Hadid. New York, N.Y.: Guggenheim Museum : Available through D.A.P./Distributed Art Publishers.
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