Cotton Candy In A '50s Diner
I was always drawn to the American diners from the’50s. For me they are both old and new. I guess the paradox stems from the nostalgic style and architecture and the vibrant, rich colours. Combined, these elements give birth to an array of different feelings: longing, safety, and excitement. The February cotton candy clouds you see here remind me of such diners.
I was always drawn to the American diners from the’50s. For me they are both old and new. I guess the paradox stems from the nostalgic style and architecture and the vibrant, rich colours. Combined, these elements give birth to an array of different feelings: longing, safety, and excitement. The February cotton candy clouds you see here remind me of such diners.
I was always drawn to the American diners from the’50s. For me they are both old and new. I guess the paradox stems from the nostalgic style and architecture and the vibrant, rich colours. Combined, these elements give birth to an array of different feelings: longing, safety, and excitement. The February cotton candy clouds you see here remind me of such diners.
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