Milk Decoration – Number 61

Style and inspiration for contemporary tribes

Anna Jewsbury, the creative figure featured on the cover of this issue, embodies with rare acuity the vision of total creation. For the founder of Completed Works, jewelry engages in dialogue with objects, objects call forth furniture, and furniture resonates with the inhabited space. Forms circulate freely from one medium to another, like variations of the same language. Anna Jewsbury embraces this permeability between disciplines as a necessity. Here, creating means pursuing an idea until it finds the right scale to take shape.

This logic of totality and continuity is also found in other journeys explored within these pages. For Alison Knowles, a leading figure in the Fluxus movement, creation merges with life: eating, walking, cooking, and listening become artistic acts. The artwork is no longer an isolated object, but a holistic, open, and shared experience. Jacques Prévert's apartment, preserved against all odds, appears as a composition where poetry, objects, architecture, and memory form an inseparable whole. In Mexico, Perla Valtierra extends this idea by transforming Casa Möbius into a veritable creative laboratory, where architecture, everyday objects, and craftsmanship interact to serve a singular world.

So many journeys, so many personalities, each with their own unique universe, that we bring together and allow to coexist within the pages of this issue. This is our complete work, our expertise. We invite you to discover, during our two-month presence on newsstands, talents to watch, places to experience, objects to make your own, and settings to inspire you. Each page is an invitation to step off the beaten path, to transform your reading into an experience, and to make our editorial curation your own.