Graknitti

Isn't this a beautiful thing that Kerstin, Karin and old graffiti writers Ångest and Ruskig have made? We stumbled upon this piece last Saturday in Hornstull when the Glenn, my mother and I took a walk in the sun (ending up with wine in the park and then some proper Chinese, yum!). Though the weeks have been rainy and dull, the weekends have brought us nothing but summer. Thank you!
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Aj!

I got a bad tingle in my belly. Today is an important meeting, one of those No or Go thingies. I think us girls in the Nordic tango docu crew should get an award for perseverance.
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Tuesday Hello!

THE CITY THAT NEVER ENDS

This Monday begins by my desk with the glamour of flat traveling, fueled by left over chanterelle pizza, through a snippet of the vast and weird landscape of Swedish author, designer and artist Eric Ericson.

- Eric Ericson -

Info in Swedish

Info in English

Would you like to slowly cruise through the 21 meters long drawing that is his Panorama Pocket - click here.
  "How big can a city get? If you go through Los Angeles, Tokyo or Kairo, you get a sensation that the city never ends. The city seems to continuously keep on going."
  This pocket is from 2005, and as far as I know, out of print.

(This weekend skerriethings.com was registered.)

These are the pale pastels

The last episode of the colourful exposé that was The abandoned brewery.
Next week my blogging goes back to how it once was.
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Story:

This is where Heinrich, Berlin based urban exploration fan, takes all of his out of town:ers, "since it's so easy to break in". We had a beautiful day exploring nooks and corridors, halls and broken staircases, finally climbing up the roof drinking bubbles watching beautiful Berlin below us.

When Heinrich first found the brewery a year ago it was completely intact, with bottles and equipment in place, just like it was left in the 90's. Since then people posted its location online and it's been trashed, like Teufelsberg.
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Friday Hello!

Tonight we give in to the call of the Flexi-pop!
Colouroïd DJ-session, Babajan, Katarina Bang 75, 21 - 01.
Together we'll be allein, ganz allein.

These are the colours brown and yellow

This is the last but one episode in my series The abandoned brewery.
I think you're now getting a sense of how big this place is - and this is only a bit!

(I quite look forward to getting into my normal blogging routine again!)
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Story:

This is where Heinrich, Berlin based urban exploration fan, takes all of his out of town:ers, "since it's so easy to break in". We had a beautiful day exploring nooks and corridors, halls and broken staircases, finally climbing up the roof drinking bubbles watching beautiful Berlin below us.

When Heinrich first found the brewery a year ago it was completely intact, with bottles and equipment in place, just like it was left in the 90's. Since then people posted its location online and it's been trashed, like Teufelsberg.
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Thursday Hello!

Is the working week coming to an end, or will the weekend become an extension of the week? And pretty though it is, what is The limits of control really about?

This is the colour turquoise

I'm not awake yet. The Glenn is still at home ill. This is a sleepy morning indeed.
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Part three of The abandoned brewery.
I hope you like it!
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Story:

This is where Heinrich, Berlin based urban exploration fan, takes all of his out of town:ers, "since it's so easy to break in". We had a beautiful day exploring nooks and corridors, halls and broken staircases, finally climbing up the roof drinking bubbles watching beautiful Berlin below us.

When Heinrich first found the brewery a year ago it was completely intact, with bottles and equipment in place, just like it was left in the 90's. Since then people posted its location online and it's been trashed, like Teufelsberg.
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Wednesday * ya-a-awn * Hello!

This is the colour indigo

This is part two of The abandoned brewery.
Part one This is the colour grey is yesterday's news.
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Story:

This is where Heinrich, Berlin based urban exploration fan, takes all of his out of town:ers, "since it's so easy to break in". We had a beautiful day exploring nooks and corridors, halls and broken staircases, finally climbing up the roof drinking bubbles watching beautiful Berlin below us.

When Heinrich first found the brewery a year ago it was completely intact, with bottles and equipment in place, just like it was left in the 90's. Since then people posted its location online and it's been trashed, like Teufelsberg.
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Let's see what colour tomorrow might bring!
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Tuesday Hello!

This is the colour grey

Monday Hello!
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This "morning" I've overslept and the Glenn is ill and staying at home - with me.
Outside it's sunny and I catch myself thinking: Holiday!

Let's see if busy me and leisure me can make a compromise...
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This is the beginning of my week long series The abandoned brewery.

And this is where Heinrich, Berlin based urban exploration fan, takes all of his out of town:ers, "since it's so easy to break in". We had a beautiful day exploring nooks and corridors, halls and broken staircases, finally climbing up the roof drinking bubbles watching beautiful Berlin below us.

When Heinrich first found the brewery a year ago it was completely intact, with bottles and equipment in place, just like it was left in the 90's. Since then people posted its location online and it's been trashed, like Teufelsberg.

Urban exploration is secretive business indeed.

Grey and gaudy

The Eastern children are going out to play.
A breakfast erdbeerschorle, backgammoning for my life (I'm red).
Visiting the wrong Stasi museum, the everything looks like a school project-one.
Sunbathing our full bellies before a slow walk to the water tower.
Colour coordinated pigeons, a sign of an old civilisation.
Yellow roses and white wine looking at the Glenn.

You didn't think I was done posting Berlin pics? No!
Next week I have a little something planned for you, a colourful week long exposé...
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Boring, but: I've posted on the Blogger forum the fact that even though Blogger, dashboard and settings-formatting-language are all set on English, "comments" and "links to this post" under my posts are still in Swedish. My blog What Was Once has the same settings as this one and there everything is in English. Annoying.
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Weekend Hello!