Why Emmanuelle Moureaux uses colour as a spatial principle
A visit to Tokyo in the 1990s changed Emmanuelle Moureaux’s life forever. Falling in love with the city and its colourscapes, she decided to move there after completing her architecture studies in France. Her dr
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