SiteBy Tom Geraedts: “Highly fascinated by the perception of blind people, I tried to visualize how one would see something beautiful. Eros is about a young blind man who always struggled with his inability to imagine the world around him. He just couldn’t shape things like color and beauty in his mind. This all changes when he meets a curious girl, someone who will change things for once and for all.”
The Sputnik Observatory is a collaboration with New York based Sputnik, Inc., an organization that documents contemporary culture through intimate video interviews with hundreds of leading thinkers in the arts, sciences and technology, covering a wide range of topics. Via
IAM1 – THE JOURNEY ‘BERLIN’
Art | Berlin | Event | FashionJune 30th, 2009 by christian, No Comments
Nike Spiritroom Berlin, July 1st – 5th – daily 11am – 6pm. Installation by Metrofarm, Illustrations by Lily Lin.
During upcoming Berlin Fashion week Summer 2009, Kiosk presents a selection of all things Japanese, old or new, simple or complex, analogue or digital, cheap or expensive, small or big.
Kiosk Opening hours: July 1 – 4 2009, 12 – 7 PM
Mulackstrasse 34, 10119 Berlin Mitte
Michael Jackson, * August 29 1958, † June 25 2009
A nice Flickr set by Nyra Lang. Via
“Something special is happening in Iran and its spilling out all over the world. Much of our knowledge of events come through the internet, and most of the imagery and commentary is from citizen journalists. Something that would have been brutally beaten down in the shadows in years gone by is now out in the open for the world to see. Solidarity pours out from all corners. Just wait and see, slowly we are becoming one.”
Thomas Brodahl, Surfstation
Tim Burton gets us back down the rabbit hole in 2010.
With aerial footage from 54 countries, Yann Arthus-Bertrand’s Home is a depiction of how the Earth’s problems are all interlinked. Make sure to watch this in HD to experience a set of pictures, that you might remember for the time to come.
… doesn’t give a shit about gravity and wheelchairs. Via