tattfoo: social sculpture artist

I’m shopping around for amazing tea for my guests in the Teapi teatime that I’ll be hosting soon. My favorite tea is PG Tips, it is a perfect cup of tea with a dash of soy milk. I don’t take it with sugar, but if you do, a few drops of agave nectar will complete the tea. I just found  Bonomelli’s Camomile flower simply amazing. Do you have any other recommendation. Do you have something that you can’t live without?

I was invited to The Center for Architecture to be part of a book launch about architecture and design. Once I was there, I realized that the event evolved around the theme of creating a city that is design in a way that it will promote the resident to be active and lead to a healthier city.

In encourage it citizen to climb the stair, walk the street to be part of a festival and use the bicycle to commute because the street is safe to do so. The book also have a lot of example and case study of how is idea is already implemented in the city.

I have to say that I’m proud to contribute to the cause. Long live Nature Matching System. NMS new project is a coloring book for the children to learn about healthy eating.

NMS coloring book is available on my website for your to download.

These past weeks I have a pasta craving. I dream about it, saw it on TV program, then I remember this store on Houston Street that I visited multiple times but never was a customer. I decided to went back to indulged myself with with carbohydrate. While I was there I spotted this antique guillotine that will cut the paste sheet into any width, tailored to your order. Linguine, Vermicelli, Fettuccine or Lasagne sheets.

Finally, after waiting for the customer in front of me chatting with the shopkeeper/cashier while a line form behind me, I decided to buy a box of ravioli, cheese, pasta sauce and fresh cut linguine. Headback to my kitchen and tested the pasta and it is a thumbs up.

Raffetto’s
144 West Houston Street
New York NY 10012
USA

I just found this idea very intriguing. Love the costume and the big bells. May be I can appropriate this concept on my art projects.

This is a real treat, a holiday give by my friend Anil. 3 pack of Polaroid Time Zero film for my SX-70 foldable camera that is no longer in the market. Add on to the exquisiteness, the film is expired (2004).

I’m glad to see the logo that I design and the concept behind it is working seamlessly across all platform.