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Momoko Schafer
Like many of Momoko’s pieces, this was inspired by lucid dream experience where she found herself under an indecipherable piece of architecture realizing she was profoundly alone and at the same time content. Her goal was to gift her audience a taste of that sweet alone time, and provide a space for people to take a moment and let their mind wander. This was originally designed for the Self Love Social Club launch event, in Brooklyn NY.
Scope
The concept was to provide a space for people to take a moment and let their mind wander. This was originally designed for the Self Love Social Club launch event, in Brooklyn NY.
Like many of Momoko’s pieces, this was inspired by lucid dream experience where she found herself under an indecipherable piece of architecture realizing she was profoundly alone and at the same time content. Her goal was to gift her audience a taste of that sweet alone time.
Scope
The concept was to provide a space for people to take a moment and let their mind wander. This was originally designed for the Self Love Social Club launch event, in Brooklyn NY.
Like many of Momoko’s pieces, this was inspired by lucid dream experience where she found herself under an indecipherable piece of architecture realizing she was profoundly alone and at the same time content. Her goal was to gift her audience a taste of that sweet alone time.
Scope
The concept was to provide a space for people to take a moment and let their mind wander. This was originally designed for the Self Love Social Club launch event, in Brooklyn NY.
Like many of Momoko’s pieces, this was inspired by lucid dream experience where she found herself under an indecipherable piece of architecture realizing she was profoundly alone and at the same time content. Her goal was to gift her audience a taste of that sweet alone time.
Scope
The concept was to provide a space for people to take a moment and let their mind wander. This was originally designed for the Self Love Social Club launch event, in Brooklyn NY.
Like many of Momoko’s pieces, this was inspired by lucid dream experience where she found herself under an indecipherable piece of architecture realizing she was profoundly alone and at the same time content. Her goal was to gift her audience a taste of that sweet alone time.