morgens

notte

pescatore

pulpo

kitchenview

Leben in dieser Stadt?

Venedig. Eine Stadt von der jeder schon einmal gehört hat. Eine Stadt unter der sich jeder etwas vorstellen kann. 
Eine Stadt meiner Kindheit, eine Stadt aus Wörtern. 

Schon damals, bei dem Vorlesewettbewerb unserer 6. Klasse, vom Schulpult uns entgegen flüsternd saß meine Schulfreundin Vicky vor uns, hinter einem Buch voller Abenteuer und Worte, die ich auf einmal, versteckt in den Gebäuden und Gassen dieser Stadt wieder finde.  Herr der Diebe, ein Ort voller Geheimnisse und Wiedersprüche, 
eine Oase der Romantik und Trauer, ein Paradis des Antiken und Zerbrechlichen. Jeder Schritt bedacht, durch die 
Angst im Labyrinth der schmalen Pfade verloren zu gehen, ohne einen Ausweg zu finden aus dem Wirrwarr und Durcheinander der Brücken und Häuserschluchten.

Leben in dieser Stadt? Es schein unwirklich ja unmöglich. Ich müsste fliegen können um sie zu verstehen, doch bin 
ich der Schwerkraft ausgeliefert und muss mich mit Menschenmassen aus fernen Ländern durch die Gassen quetschen und das nicht selten aufkommende Gefühl der Klaustrophobie an die nächste Ecke, hinter das nächste dunkel feuchte Gemäuer schicken.

Die Boote scheinen zu kippen unter der Last ihrer Mitreisenden. Die Fassaden scheinen zu brechen unter den vielen Bildern der Durchreisenden. Das Gewicht der Stadt ruht auf Eichenpfählen die verrotten, das Schicksal dieses Ortes in andere Hände legen.

tiny house

from heaven to Oxford

amen

I met the reverend and his wife in Oxford on their way to a garden party. A absolutly lovely couple.

brick lane

Lisa

photos from our trip to Oxford

MAßSTAB

A video I made for my application in Bremen. The topic is "Maßstab(scale)". The course of studies in Bremen is very artistic and has a big range of what you are going to learn. Wish me luck :)

Wohlfühlmaschine

since i finished school last year I went traveling, earning money and working on my portfoilio for University. I decided to do industrial-/product design in either north or east Germany. Some weeks ago I went to Dresden for the qualification test and now I got the letter a couple of days ago that I am accepted. Still, I dont really want to go there and also have four other Universitys Applications to go. Our homework for Weimar was to create a "feel-good machine". My thought was that as long as your head and heart feels good the rest of your body should be fine. My machine ended up in a helmet working with temperature, light, landscape (working with the solar technique) and a possibility to have a break from your surrounding. In the following week I should get my response wether I am invited for the test. Wish me luck :)

Tavi. Courages.

Bruxelles

faces of India

It has been three months ago since I have travelled India but this country is still present in my day to day life. At the moment I have to do my portofolio for University and so I just went through my photos and decided to share some more with you.

Some tourists find it annoying and weird when people come too close, touch your hair and skin and ask strange question such as "what is your fathers name? What is your brothers name? What is your mothers job?"; I also had to get used to such manners and the way especially kids look up to you like you are a superstar just because of your skin colour, but through the whole four weeks I met so many different and beautiful people who made me understand their way of life. Unity in Diversity, thats what Indians say about their country and what I think is the best way of describing it. For me as a "Westerner" it was the first time to enjoy the storys being told in every face and expression. I realised that I have never paid enough attention to the faces in my own sourrunding, where I grew up only because I was too used to see "white people". I think of it differntly now thanks to the faces on another globe who opend my eyes.

dracula

I totally had a crush on this necklace when I saw it at "CLOSED" in Hamburg. It ended up being all wrapped IN my hands ON my 20th birthday! THANKS AGAIN TO EVERYONE! It is designed by ELEY KISHIMOTO.

gettin colder

Tiruvannamalai