Visvim Product XVIII

Fluxus 03

Rigid unwashed 14 oz. denim woven in Okayama.
Dual ring-spun selvedge with 4 different slub lengths.
Pure indigo dyed.
Low rise slim tapered leg.
Zippered fly.
Custom selvedge waistband.
Hidden interior back pocket.

Pirates Of The Caribbean : On Stranger Tides

Pirates Of The Caribbean : On Stranger Tides 2011

Rob Marshall, Johnny Depp, Penelope Cruz

Visvim Product XVII

Beard Boots - Folk

Premium all natural kudu-hide upper.
Natural cork footbed.
Hand-sewn upper.
Hand-stitched welt construction.
Linerless.
Extremely breathable.
Extremely absorbent of moisture.
Natural bamboo shank insert for ahock absorption.
Ultra-light weight Vibram Moreflex outsole for easy replacement.
TPU heel stabilizer.

Stussy World Tribe 2010 II

Stussy XXX Anniversary

BBC 11 S/S

BBC

Around The World

Nike SB

Visvim Product XVI

Serra

Premium UK cowhide suede upper.
Natural, pigment-free cowhide lining for increased breathability.
Leather welt construction.
Surgically upgraded low profile EVA midsole.
Rugged, long-wearing outsoles.

Robert De Niro

Robert De Niro

Stussy Spring 11 Look

Stussy

Visvim S/S 11 Preview II

Visvim F.I.L
Visvim

Visvim S/S 11 Preview I

Hiroki Nakamura
Visvim

Visvim Product XV

Elmendorf Veggie Jacket

Gore-Windstopper A-2 Jacket made from Italian vegetable-tanned leather.
Premium Gize cotton ribbing details.
Genuine Swiss riri zippers.

In My Childhood I

In My Childhood.

Gestalt

Gestalt means a sense of wholeness, an integration of the various parts of self. According to this theory, people become fragmented in contemporary life, pulled in so many different directions that they lose their sense of being grounded. Similar to the existential approach, Gestaltists are concerned with issues related to freedom and responsibility, expecially in the present moment. Yet, Gestaltists are intensely action-oriented.

Gestalt therapy emphasizes human perfectibility: The Gestaltists place a great emphasis on nonverbal experience. In fact, Gestalt therapy places the body on the same level as the mind. The basic idea of Gestalt therapy is that any organism seeks to maintain its internal organization through exchanges with its environment. It does this through the process of awareness: First, an awareness of an imbalance in its internal organization; second, an awareness of something in the environment that can restore balance. The organism recognizes the relationship between itself and its environment as an integrated unit, an organized, meaningful whole.

Human life is an unending series of incomplete gestalts. When we are living well, we are aware of our needs. As these needs express themselves through our thoughts, feelings, and actions, we become aware of what it is in the environment that will satisfy them, and we move to close the gestalt. When we are not living well, we are unaware of our needs. Consequently, we are unaware of what will satisfy our needs, and we do not move to close the gestalt. Failure to close the gestalt leads to psychological fragmentation, which, in turn, leads to anxiety, frustration, and conflict which we experience as we blindly grope to put the pieces together again.