Olafur Eliasson, Din blinde passager, 2010, photo: Studio Olafur Eliasson,© 2010 Olafur Eliasson

Olafur Eliasson, Din blinde passager, 2010, photo: Studio Olafur Eliasson,© 2010 Olafur Eliasson

Olafur Eliasson, Din blinde passager, 2010, photo: Studio Olafur Eliasson,© 2010 Olafur Eliasson

as promised - some photos from a new Olafur Eliasson exhibition at ARKEN Museum of Modern Art. it’s a 90 meters long tunnel filled with dense fog and light. it’s hard to describe what it feels like to be walking inside a long passage where all you can see is fog and light that goes from white to black to intense yellow and white again but its an amazing experience! the first photo is by me and the other three press photos from the exhibition. its called Din blinde passager - Your blind passenger.

Courtesy Shizuka Yokomizo. all

Copyright Laurel Nakadate. Courtesy of Leslie Tonkonow Artworks + Projects, New York

Courtesy Anne Hardy, Unity, 2009

copenhagen photo festival is coming up and i’m looking forward! the festival will present both significant danish and international contemporary photographers, spread out across the city with exhibitions in art institutions, galleries and urban spaces. it runs from may 12th – 20th starting with the main exhibition day & night on may 12th.

from tomorrow and until the end of the festival there’s also a photo competition, where everyone can contribute with their own pictures of copenhagen. one taken during the day and one at night, with the chance of winning a canon EOS 550 D - i sure wouldn’t mind : )

have a great weekend folks! i’ll show you some photos of my latest knitting project tomorrow. it involves small pom poms…

these photos are all taken by ali azadegan whom i have met in the blogosphere. i really like his analogue photos taken in his hometown theran and in the city where he lives - qom. he doesn’t have a photo blog and therefore i asked him if i could show a section of his photos on this blog. you can see them all here. thanks for sharing ali!

have a great weekend you all! i’m going to prague today and until monday. i’m really looking forward it and i will take as many photos as my memory card will allow me. see you soon!

do you know the australian photographer keith loutit? i saw some of his photos some time ago and was deeply fascinated with his ability to make everyday scenarios look like a miniature model world. i didn’t catch his name back then and have been trying to find out until i stumbled upon a video of his yesterday. the technique he uses is called tilt-shift photography. you can see all his videos on his vimeo site and i can highly recommend all of them - i particularly liked the one called “the north wind blew south” but that’s probably also due to the great tune accompanying it.

a while ago i became aware of the blog die kunst & das leben by maike hemmers. i immediately liked the detailed and delicate style of her drawings and have been coming back for more ever since. thanks maike for sharing your work!

i found these gorgeous japanese fabrics at the etsy shop thisandthatfromjapan. i don’t really do any sewing myself but if i did i would buy some frabric from this site! the next couple of days i will be busy so probably less posting for my part. see you soon!

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i found this fascinating website called art from code the other day. it’s a page - as the title implies - about code generated art with pictures made by keith peters. i am really amazed by the organic shapes and patterns that he can create purely by coding in actionscript.

so it seems i’m the last one to know about the poladroid software that enables you to make regular jpegs look like polaroid pictures. it’s so much fun (i don’t want to count the hours i have already spend feeding this wonder machine with my photos) and quite drastically changes the look of the images. happy weekend everyone!

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racing like a pro by the national is one of my favorite songs these days - so beautiful and the perfect good night song…goodnight.

wow! just saw these fabulous ink drawings by chow martin. i have never seen anything like it, very impressive.

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