The Sixth Sense Is One That Cannot Be Realistically Expressed. ‘Six’ Means The Sixth Sense.

A special installation by Comme Des Garçons for Dover Street Market Paris sixth courtyard installation, featuring excerpts from SIX and new images.

Credits A

Kosuke Okahara
© Andreas Feininger / LIFE / PPS
Martin Munkacsi / Edition Marzona
Havinden / Photo Graphie, Jahrgang 1931
Bertel Bager’s Nature as Desginer, U.S.A. 1966
COMME des GARÇONS / Peter Lindbergh
Dennis Sharp’s A Visual History of Twentieth Century Architecture, London 1972
André Vigneau / Photo Graphie, Jahrgang 1932
Theodor Mullër-Alfeld’s The World is Full of Wonders / Ullstein
Bill Brandt / Photo Graphie, Jahrgang 1933/34

Credits B

André Kertész
COMME des GARÇONS / Sachiko Kuru
André Kertész
Kenshu Shintsubo

Credits C-1

from William M.Harlow’s Art Forms from Plant Life, New York 1976
Photograph by Cecil Beaton courtesy of Sotheby’s London
Lillipot magazine Issue No.139. January 1949
Courtauld Institute of Art, London
J.S. Lebedew’s Architekture und Bionik, Berlin 1983

Credits C-2

Takuma Nakahira from Kirikae, 2011 © Gen Nakahira
COMME des GARÇONS / Minsei Tominaga
COMME des GARÇONS / Peter Lindbergh

Credits D

COMME des GARÇONS / Peter Lindbergh
Karl Blossfeldt/Archiv AuJ. Wilde/Ernst Wasmuth Verlag
© Wolf Strache
Sowjet Photographie 1919-1939 by U. Bär Verlag, courtesy of Daniela Mràzkova & Vladimir Remés
© Elliott Erwitt / MAGNUM/ PPS
© Andreas Feininger / LIFE / PPS
Courtesy of Eileen Gray Archives
Pierre Lefèbre / Photo Graphie, Jahrgang 1932
Gewerbe Museum Basel, Die Spirale Catalogue
Ken Hayman / Archive
Sowjet Photographie 1919-1939 by U. Bär Verlag, courtesy of Daniela Mràzkova & Vladimir Remés
© Andreas Feininger / LIFE / PPS