Sharon Francis Knihy

Exploring the concept of life and existence, the book challenges conventional beliefs about heaven, hell, and death. It argues that rather than dying, individuals return in different forms, prompting readers to reconsider their understanding of reality. The author critiques those who believe they are enlightened, suggesting that many are only engaging in superficial awareness. This thought-provoking work encourages deeper introspection about the nature of life and consciousness.

Following in the footsteps of Nanotecture, Mobitecture, and Pet-tecture, a fascinating and fun guide to everything inflatable Although inflatable objects have been around for more than 200 years, architects, artists, and designers keep rediscovering this deceptively simple – often playful, and occasionally bizarre – technology. Bubbletecture brings together inflatables in every conceivable size, shape, and hue across the realms of architecture, design, art, and fashion. From inflatable dresses and hats to buildings employing cutting-edge technologies, from ingenious chairs, lights, bowls, and even egg cups to children's toys and provocative art installations, Bubbletecture demonstrates that inflatable design is simply irresistible.