To move a rock
This summer, I spent a wonderful week in Lower Austria's beautiful Waldviertel. Its northwestern region bordering to the Czech republic is famous for its thick forests and massive granite rock sites, ... more »
explored by augmatic
Military ruins near Dębina
Last summer I went to the Baltic Sea in Northern Poland. Endless sandy beaches, thick woods that reach to the shores and impressive cliffs offer plenty of reasons to go there. Also, it's not very crowded ... more »
Café Eiles
Only the rise of a global pandemic got me started to write a new entry about Café Eiles on this sleeping website - the first entry since 4 years.
We are not allowed to leave our homes. We are required ... more »
La Jetée
In Paris, the landmark district "La Défense" with its skyscrapers and the monumental Grande Arche building can be seen from almost anywhere in the city, similar to the Eiffel tower. It's mostly a business ... more »
Diamant Street Art
Paris is one of Europe's hotspots for emerging street art. French artist Invader startet to place his Space Invaders in Paris around 1998. In the following years, Space Invaders appeared all over the world, ... more »
Fusina
The city of Venice and its bay are among my favorite places. I love going there in winter, when persistent fog, high tide and abandoned canals offer a rough yet unique and authentic experience. Venice ... more »
Pinocchio Park
In the heart of Tuscany, Italy lies a small village called Collodi. It happened to be the birthplace of Carlo Lorenzini’s mother. Carlo himself spent a major part of his childhood there and later became ... more »
Palazzo di cemento
Tucked away behind some regular, old and venerable Venetian houses, not far away from the jetty and the sea on one side and to Arsenale on the other side lies a different sort of Venetian building. It ... more »
Daten
The word "tag", at least in the way we mostly use it today, has actually been "invented" by graffiti and street artists. It's something like the signature of the artist, a short graphical logo to credit ... more »
Paint on concrete
Albin Ray was in the neighbourhood.
Actually quite some time ago but I've never taken a picture of this, so far.
I just love this artist's handwriting and poetic statements in urban chaos.
Albin ... more »