"What Kind of Buddhist was Steve Jobs?"
...That's what Wired reporter Steve Silberman asks in an absorbing and well-researched blog post over at the Public Library of Science NeuroTribes blog this morning.
Silberman's inquiry is a fascinating read and includes an image of Donald and Era Farnsworth's Tree Thangka I tapestry hanging at Greens restaurant in San Francisco.
The restaurant's aesthetic, says Silberman, was inspired by the same Zen principles that later informed the look of Apple products.
Read the full blog post here.
photo by Donald Farnsworth - click to enlarge
More art by Donald and Era Farnsworth at Magnolia Editions
Silberman's inquiry is a fascinating read and includes an image of Donald and Era Farnsworth's Tree Thangka I tapestry hanging at Greens restaurant in San Francisco.
The restaurant's aesthetic, says Silberman, was inspired by the same Zen principles that later informed the look of Apple products.
Read the full blog post here.
More art by Donald and Era Farnsworth at Magnolia Editions
Labels: buddhism, donald and era farnsworth, Donald Farnsworth, greens restaurant, steve jobs, steve silberman, tapestry, tree thangka, zen
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