I never thought I would be writing about myself and my sculptures when I was 90 years old. In my youth I couldn’t figure out why anyone would want to become 90, I changed my mind when I became 89. My journey into the world of art began some time ago. Nearly 60 years ago in fact. When I was visiting MOMA the sculptural work of the Russian Constructivist Naum Gabo stopped me in my tracks. I was fascinated by the way he weaved wire around vertical patterns to form parabolic shapes. Then and there I decided to try it myself and took it up as a hobby. Over the years I’ve become pretty good at it.

My approach to style is simple. The goal is to stand out, not blend in. Style should be an extension of who you are and part of the image that you want to portray out into the world.  By definition, the word “style” means the manner of doing something. So regardless of your age, where you live or what you do for a living, your style defines who you are. Your unique sense of style is a part of your personality and your appearance is the outer interpretation of your self expression.

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Artists are always pushing the boundaries. Crossing lines, testing the edge, diving in head first with complete and utter disregard. It takes a bold mind to step out into the unknown. For us at KARJAKA we're always looking into new market places, and our July edition features an art haven that's quintessential New York, The Hamptons. Following the foot steps of Southampton's premier art curator Yubal Márquez Fleites, we feature a day in the life of the man who brings artists' works to the ultimate stage, and the magnificent artists who explore new ground and play their part with inspirational aplomb.