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The Long Term (A Measure of Intimacy)

By (author) Alejandro Cesarco

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For our fifth issue of Space Magazine, we knocked on the doors â€“ at home and at work â€“of those who refuse to follow a conventional path. On these pages, youâ€™ll find a roll call of one-of-a-kinds doing it their way. To them we raise a glass. Hereâ€™s to everyone who has a terror of repetition â€“ making it up as they go along. _x000D_Our cover star, the stylist Camille Bidault-Waddington, is just such a non-conformist. Ask fashion insiders, and they will tell you that Camille lands some of the most competitive gigs in the industry. But itâ€™s not her impressive CV that convinced us to put her on the cover â€“ shot in Camilleâ€™s Paris apartment by Casper Sejersen. Instead, itâ€™s Camilleâ€™s authentic approach, looking for â€œrealâ€ inspiration instead of trawling Pinterest. _x000D_For our second cover, we took a trip with a raconteur. His name is Ricky Clifton, a man who texts in capital letters and calls himself THE ONLY DUMPSTER DIVER. Ricky is one of the New York art sceneâ€™s true cult figures â€“ an interior designer to the art world, decorator, florist, ceramicist, inventor, antique dealer and former taxi driver. This spring, photographer Victoria Hely-Hutchinson and set designer Julia Wagner jumped on Rickyâ€™s bandwagon, drinking tea with art power couple Helen and Brice Marden, hanging out by gallery owner David Zwirnerâ€™s multi-coloured swimming pool and drinking at the hypnotic bar in Rachel Fienstein and John Currinâ€™s home. With our portraits of Camille and Ricky, we dedicated our fifth issue to the radicals, people with originality in their bones and outrageous ideas in their brains â€“ from the worlds of design, architecture, fashion and culture. Some may be under-the-radar, others influential and recognised. But the individuals we meet in this issue all live in colour. _x000D_Â