Nature Spotting - Russell Weekes - Rough Trade Edition #53 teaching now with previously unpublished photographs

now with previously unpublished photographs and a new introduction

leaving room for spontaneity and even mistakes

from the designs for the Miller house (1938) up until the Fenis alpine chair (1959)

Marble Crowd

Nature Spotting - Russell Weekes - Rough Trade Edition #53 teaching now with previously unpublished photographsIn 2010 the artist Russell Weekes noticed a horse chestnut branch that had fallen onto the pavement by his feet. There was something about the structure of this branch that suggested a dog and sparked the daily exercise that Weekes calls nature spottinga simultaneously meaningful and mundane activity that renders the quotidian material of the worldleaf fall, moss, lichen, bits of barkweighted with new meaning. These items become signs, cyphers and