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Now and Then...Rosa & Corinna, Mannheim
August 2011
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May 2011
It's quite funny to run again and again into the people I shot before. Great accidental meetings ladies!
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Wednesday, July 20, 2011
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Introduced...Dasha, London
Last week while I was in London I ran into Dasha. She was there for an exhibition containing paintings of her. I felt in love with her work. For that reason I decided to get more insights in her thoughts. You can find more about Dasha here and here. Enjoy.
When did you discovered your talent?
I wouldn´t say that I had discovered the talent, but I was into art since I was three years old. I drew obsessively filling the margins of exercise books and every scrap paper with faces, eyes, spirals.
Describe the way you paint.
I enjoy the moment when I am standing in front of the blank canvas. I use to paint the things I want to say and I really don´t care if people are at loss at what to say about my work. I don´t need to be liked and I also learned that you cannot just be productive every day. But always keep your eyes open.
What is art for you?
Art has always been a perfect way for me to express myself. My „quiet“ myself just enjoys spending the days alone, looking inward and paint, the „wilder“ myself can be found dancing around Latin clubs and enjoying the vibrant and warm atmosphere.
There are also times when I even think that everything I learned about art has flown out of the window. But I’m a learner — always have been, always will be.
Describe the creative process of the painting above.
„Life is a journey“
This oil painting depicts one of the little French girls I was looking after for three years in France, Jeanne. The artwork is based on our trip around Charente-Maritime, the most beautiful French region, the Atlantic coast. I will never forget the great time I had there. And „Life is a journey“ is actually my motto and even though I am still far from the people I really love, I know that it´s just not possible to gather all the people we like and just stay together. C´est la vie.
This oil painting depicts one of the little French girls I was looking after for three years in France, Jeanne. The artwork is based on our trip around Charente-Maritime, the most beautiful French region, the Atlantic coast. I will never forget the great time I had there. And „Life is a journey“ is actually my motto and even though I am still far from the people I really love, I know that it´s just not possible to gather all the people we like and just stay together. C´est la vie.
Source of inspiration?
The stupidest and the riskiest things I have ever done affect my work a lot. Icelandic and Colombian music are my biggest impulses while painting though. I get inspiration from all over the place, it´s important to be aware of events around you as well as to learn from another world, from all the people you meet, the situations you live.
You lived in Paris and London. Which is your favorite city and why.
Well, it´s definitely London. There is a great atmosphere at Brick Lane, in Camden town, anywhere. It´s beautiful in the vertical white lines of the houses by Hyde Park. Although I'm excited by the city with all its inventions and amusements. There is something for everyone and no doubt, enough to last many lifetimes. Have managed to travel a bit and like to think I've gained enough compassion and imagination to see both sides of a story.
What are your plans for the future?
I prefer to try to keep modestly quiet about what I am up to but I am so excited about going to experience life in the suburbs of New York in September this year. I would go anywhere if I could. Travelling and meeting the people from all over the world is the best source of inspiration you can ever get.
Friday, July 8, 2011
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Monday, June 27, 2011
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Style Profile...Anni, Stuttgart
Last time I was in Stuttgart a friend of mine introduced me to Anni and her blog Fashion Hippie Loves. Therefore I thought it would be great to hang out, shoot and get some insights in her thoughts during my next trip. Here we go.
Describe your personal style.
This is quite a tough one because I wear what I like. But I prefer the hippie, boho, vintage look and furthermore I like to wear patterns and clean chic.
How did you first get interested in fashion and why is it important?
I've been interested in fashion since I was a little girl. I remember me wearing the dresses and shoes of my mum. I guess this is the origin of my passion, a passion where I can express my emotions.
Why did you decide to become a fashion blogger?
At the age of 15 I started reading fashion blogs and it was such a great inspiration for experimenting with my own style. And then there was the moment I thought: If they can do it, so can I.
What have been the most fun opportunities that have come out of blogging?
I really really like to meet so many other lovely bloggers and some of them become good friends of mine.
What’s the favorite piece in your closet and which piece would you really like to own?
My absolutely favorite pieces are my Arty ring from YSL, my Wayfarer (Ray-Ban) and my hats. I would like to own more YSL Arty rings. I'm so in love with them.
The first thing you look at in another person' s outfit is:
Definitely the shoes!
If you had the chance to be in someone else's shoes and live they're life for a day, who's fashion personality will you be and why?
I think it would be Olivia Palermo, because I love her whole shoe collection and I really like the fact that she combines expensive clothes with cheap pieces. I mean this is real inspiration.
If your life had a soundrack what would be this past summer's song and why?
Empire of the Sun - Walking on a Dream.
This song reminds me of beautiful warm summer evenings.
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Style Profile...Anna Wegelin, Hamburg
I met Anna last weekend while I was in Hamburg. If you want to find out more about her just visit her blog.
Describe your personal style…
When it comes to my style I guess I am in my early stages. I love to wear colours and patterns and because my style is not so straightforward I try out a lot of different things.
Source of inspiration?
I love to be inspired by the people on the street. I mean, there are many well-dressed people out there.
Style icons?
Fran Fine and my grandma. Fran Fine because in terms of clothes she is like me made up to the eyeballs every morning. And my grandma because she has that natural coolness. At the age of 70 she dresses up every day although she lives in a small village in Kazakhstan.
Any fashion rules?
The most important thing in my life is to follow no rules. But maybe rules are good for people who have no knack for fashion.
Favorite stores in Hamburg?
Luckily we have some great vintage stores in Hamburg.
Max-Brauer-Allee 174
22765 Hamburg
Paul-Roosen-Straße 16
22767 Hamburg
Marktstr. 17
20357 Hamburg
Neuer Kamp 19
20359 Hamburg
Favorite place in Hamburg?
The centre of my life is St. Pauli and the harbor. That’s why my favorite places are Park Fiction, Fischmarkt and Elbstrand.
Favorite place to have a night out?
I don’t go out a lot. But to my mind the best places are the Datscha Parties, Ego, Hamburger Berg and Pudel.
Favorite café in your neighbourhood?
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