The designer found this painting in someone’s garage in Bali, covered in dirt and ripped. “I could only see the woman’s face, and I was so charmed by it. I had to restore it.” Since the figure appears to be royalty dressed for a ceremony, Saint Dizier bought Balinese jewelry to mount on pedestals, which he then placed on small shelves attached to a limestone wall. “I wanted to be playful about featuring the jewelry, to play on the idea of a woman taking her jewelry off before getting into the bath,” he says.
The designer found this painting in someone’s garage in Bali, covered in dirt and ripped. “I could only see the woman’s face, and I was so charmed by it. I had to restore it.”
painting in someone’s garage in Bali, covered in dirt and ripped. “I could only see the woman’s face, and I was so charmed by it. I had to restore it.”
Since the figure appears to be royalty dressed for a ceremony, Saint Dizier bought Balinese jewelry to mount on pedestals, which he then placed on small shelves attached to a limestone wall. “I wanted to be playful about featuring the jewelry, to play on the idea of a woman taking her jewelry off before getting into the bath,” he says.