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Unser Buch feiert den Detailreichtum der Aaltos: Wir haben 50 Aalto-Bauten dokumentiert und ihre Fotos systematisch in 20 Kapitel sortiert. Das Resultat ist ein reichhaltiger Bauteilkatalog.

Fact: 80 years old Karlernst is about to conquer one of Europe’s most remote and wildest nature reserves with his 6 sleddogs. The book: A tribute to nature’s dignity in balance with mans life.

Vaikų meditacijos knygos «Esu Tyloje» perleidimas.

Cartography was used throughout this research as a medium to depict specific geographical forms, complex informations and data to provide a reading of a continuously changing reality in the Baltic Sea

Chernobyl disaster gave birth to Ukraine’s youngest city: Slavutych. Discover this city’s youth turning into adults. An adventure filled with love, vodka and optimism.

’Sverre Fehn Architecture’ is a new reference book on the work of Norwegian architect Sverre Fehn and his art of constructing architectonic spaces.

The past connects and divides Poland and Germany equally. With our publication we are building a metaphorical bridge between the partner cities Bremen and Gdańsk through artistic exploration.

Monatelange Recherchen im Internet, stundenlange Filme in You Tube - alles auf der Suche nach interessanten Hotspots und Spartipps, die das möglich machen. Für die Praxis brauche ich Unterstützung.

The impressive Central European Architecture of the past 100 years is a rather unknown topic. «Lifting the Curtain» wants to change that with an exhibition and a book.

Torrent is a yearly magazine focusing on source materials by artists, edited by Daniel Kurjakovic and Linda Jensen. It features previously unpublished material from artists ongoing research archives.

Proverbe
« Quand un cosaque est à cheval, seul Dieu est plus grand que lui »
A l’heure de l’implosion d’un état une catégorie d’individus veulent garder les traditions et l'unité de leurs pays

In this photo-dialogue book I will show you my very personal view on the contemporary Jewish Life in Krakow and my dialogue with my Jewish great-grandfather.