Archive for February 2011
Best of both worlds
The so-called perfect present; a combination of child’s play and men’s play. A small merry-go-round and a pole fit for erotic dancing within one single object.
Name your price …
Universitas magistrorum
I strongly believe that you only get to know a place, or a person for that matter, after a certain period. With every encounter new facets can be discovered. Sometimes you’re disappointed, other times you feel really connected. What at first glance appeared to be a labyrinth, now makes sense and feels like home.
A home in which you are never alone. You’ve got the lawn mowers, making sure the grass is properly manicured; grass which is never to be stepped upon again. Then there’s the police force, turning the site into their own little shooting range. Of course there has to be a middle aged guy with hands black as coal, without any shoes, inviting you in his new home. Security is always part of the game, but never as a real threat. And last but not least, suddenly you hear the sound of a trumpet. You take a peek out of the window and see a former student playing his farewell salute in front of the gate.
(W)hole in the wall – part 1
I always wonder why & how these things come about … walls …
The Chapel – Patryk Kizny
The Chapel is a short film paying tribute to an exceptional protestant temple in Zeliszów, Poland, designed by Karl Langhans and built in 1796-1797. Only DSLRs are used … amazing.
Check out Patryk Kizny’s amazing work at LookyCreative.
