2023.03 March Mystifications There are periods in life when days become a slideshow. Too fast to keep up. Too many to process. Rattle-rattle-click, rattle-click, click-click. The air tastes of dust roasted on the lamp of the projector, and—instead of pictures—all you...
2022.12 Berlin nach Pozen, Fog and Snow Nothing screams Bladerunner or Robocop… Wait. Scratch that. Though I appreciate both psychedelic sci-fi cinema gems from the 80s, to put them next to each other in one sentence doesn’t feel right. Some works of art...
2022.08 The Old Masters of Torun What do a stained glass artisan and a bluesman have in common? A name. A lifetime of honing their craft. And the city of Torun. During my latest visit, I had the privilege of seeing Mr. Slawomir at work in his workshop. (link to...
2022.08 The Backyards of Poznan “When you shoot, you never know when you are the last ever to take a photo of a place or a person,” my friend M. once told me. “Photography can become a documentary.” During this visit to Poznan, I tried to get...
2022.08 Konin Konin is one of those places in Poland that no one visits, but everyone has heard about. Middle of nowhere. What remains of a mining town after there’s nothing left to mine. The ugliest place in Poland. Used to have 100,000 inhabitants, and now? A...
