“I am inspired by so many things, but light above all is what I see most. Natural light moving across and through our world, creating spaces which inform our experience of place and time”. For draftsman, printmaker and sculptor Mika Utzon Popov, design is in the blood. The grandson of Jørn Utzon, the architect behind the Sydney Opera House, Utzon Popov has collaborated with R.M.Williams on the creation of its flagship NYC store – including a sculpture inspired by the natural light of the Australian outback. Wide open space in the big city.
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