“Tell me, does love make one a fool or only fool falls in love?”
Orhan Pamuk is the best known Turkish, Nobel prize-winning writer. His style of narrating and the imagination are far from ordinary. In 2015, Orhan Pamuk went even further in his artistic exploration and created a museum based on his book “The museum of innocence”. The book came first and then Pamuk decided to embody the imagination in a brilliant way. In the museum visitors can see and feel everything that imaginary characters Fusun and Kemal touched for nine years. The collection includes jewellery, underwear, earrings, dresses, and hundreds of cigarette ends. The museum was announced as the winner of the 2014 European Museum of the Year Award. In 2015, a director Grant Gee made a film “Innocence of memories” based on Orhan Pamuk’s book.
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For more details check the museum’s official website.
Source: designfaves.com