ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月3日 03時30分

How elaborate a space do we need to survive, to thrive? “I do believe in a certain amount of comfort,” said the artist @andreazittel. “I believe in having a good spot to position your body so you can relax and do things. But I want people to find their own comfort without being catered to.” @andreazittel has spent nearly 2 decades exploring #solitude. Now, she’s inviting others to join her. While on assignment for @tmagazine, Kate Bolick spent 7 days in one of the artist’s “Experimental Living Cabins” — the latest addition to A-Z West, a challenging sprawl of projects in #JoshuaTree National Park. “The point of the cabins isn’t to enact the now-clichéd off-the-grid adventure, but to exist just a few steps outside real life, in a stripped-down but completely functional environment,” Kate writes. For @andreazittel, maintaining this small empire — the cabins and other projects — has required endless endurance, extreme physical exertion and an obsessive ambition. She started her “Wagon Station Encampment,” a series of tiny dwellings without electricity or running water, in 2004. Inside each one is just enough space for a single person to sleep or sit up. @stefanruizphoto took this photo peeling inside one of them. Visit the link in our profile to read more — and to see more photos from #AZWest.

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