- by Flora Löffelmann
“Of course I am who I’m supposed to be – who else would I be?” – Our initial reaction to the computer unveils that
it has already worked: For a short moment we have no doubt that we are, in fact, who we are supposed to be. And that’s actually a pretty rare thing.
I like to think they teach me how to take life less seriously. How comfortable they are with being always half naked and badly drawn, while talking about all sorts of subjects. And how they are not ashamed of being emotional or stupid.
Read MorePlaying and discovering Russian music is my way of staying connected to my heritage from across the globe, practicing and strengthening my language, and keeping Russia at the forefront of impactful music history.
Read MoreNow, more than ever, it's the time to reflect on our consumer culture and think about whether we need all these new things or if we can make use or reuse what we already have.
Read MoreThe sad reality is, that a majority of psychiatric conditions begin around the age of 14, yet the time between first experiencing symptoms and seeking treatment can be on average 10 years. And no one is talking about this.
Read More…Again I realise it’s very complex but it’s something I've thought about a lot and really wanted to make a film based on these thoughts that was done in a playful way that could be enjoyed by all horny sex loving people.
Read More“We are making music to move people, creating a surrounding to dance but also to listen, evoke physical and psychical reactions.”
Read More“I like to play with this ambiguous feeling between relatability and strangeness.“
Read More“We listen to you and find together the right hairstyle for your suffering. A behavioral pattern from your childhood
can be changed through the process of growing hair. A braid who dissolves during days can palliate depression.”
This week we reached out to some of our favourite Viennese collectives (and individuals) to ask them, how are they doing/coping/adapting to these strange times we are all still experiencing.
Read MoreMz* Baltazar’s Lab aims at generating a culture of fearless making! An environment that fosters creativity, activism and provocative thinking! We try to build an accessible, inclusive, open, safer and radical space, from which to evolve as people and as community.
Read More- Barbara Moura, Painter
“This series is entitled 'Ladies in Boredom'. Because of not being able to go to the studio I had to adapt and find other mediums to work with and found myself going back to crayons and oil sticks, and somehow really got into this combination. “
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