In his design practice and philosophy Eugene Nahemow shares: I  look to simple, clean, contemporary architecture and details,  grounded in fine craftsmanship, that survive and surpass trends.  In Editions nothing is extraneous; details do not interrupt but add  balance. I started designing a selection of the Editions line that  incorporate the charred wood method of Shou-sugi- ban for the  reason that the Japanese used it -- the material does not burn or  allow insects to devour. My approach is to unify material, method  and design for lasting permanence and history.    The photography of Studio Nahemow design projects and Editions  produced for this presentation is an artistic collaboration with fine  art photographers. Documenting the design projects and the  Editions is an ongoing project. Rather than formal, traditional  interior views, the depictions reflect the vision and personal  viewpoint of the photographer. The purpose of this project is to  provoke thought, and in the collaboration of disciplines create  something new in the creation of original works of fine art  photography.