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SuperKyoto - Simon Boudvin Children Why has it not beenThe title SuperKyoto is taken from the Italian architectural group Superstudio, known for their use of a grid pattern. Simon Boudvin spent a year in Kyoto, photographing many of the citys tiled buildings. The scene that Superstudio once depicted as an anti utopia was spread over time in Kyoto, a completely different country. The grid provides a backdrop for many objects and shapes, witnesses to everyday life.