Victor S. Brigola Photography

together with one of the editors of “slab magazine – the heuristic journal of gonzo blurbanism”, oliver miller, i have been working on a project called “rowhousechurches of berlin”. here is the eighth and last part for now. the series will be continued:

http://www.slab-mag.com/

http://www.slab-mag.com/collections/squeezing-in-some-spirituality/

thank you oliver for writing about the rowhousechurches and slab magazine as well for publishing my pictures of the rowhousechurches of berlin!

the abandoned officers’ houses in the robinson barracks area

together with one of the editors of “slab magazine – the heuristic journal of gonzo blurbanism”, oliver miller, i was working on a project called “rowhousechurches of berlin”. here is the seventh part:

http://www.slab-mag.com/

work in process

together with one of the editors of “slab magazine – the heuristic journal of gonzo blurbanism”, oliver miller, i was working on a project called “rowhousechurches of berlin”. here is the sixth part:

http://www.slab-mag.com/

opening on thursday 27th october 2011, 6pm – 9pm, vero linzmeier galerie, pestalozzistrasse 105, 10625 berlin-charlottenburg

group exhibition together with florian selig and jörg steck

i’m showing my latest berlin project “rowhousechurches”:

Rowhousechurches – Squeezing In Some Spirituality
Astonishing things come along with the growth of cities. One characteristic of a large city is the lack of space. As a result a city’s churches often do not stand free as they do in more rural areas. The visitor cannot circle the church and quite often even just sees its front side. Numerous variations of those so-called “Rowhousechurches” are spread all over Berlin. They line up like residential buildings. However, they are different: taller, more striking and explicitly spiritual.

timo boll talked about his book “my china” at the table tennis bar dr. pong in berlin

closed.

for roland berger human dignity award jury at bellevue palace

today i found my polaroid back which i used with my large format camera and there were still three polaroid sheets in it.

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