Timekunst : Fashion is a popular aesthetic expression at a certain time and in a certain context.In the boutiques of the world you can now see the latest studies on our group’s fashion projects. Place of issue: Boutique
Timekunst : Women surrounded by steel create the contrast of tenderness and hardness. The softness of the delicate female and light skin puts the rough, dirty and unyielding steel in the background.It opens the view to the essential. “There are three things extremely hard: steel, a diamond, and to know one’s self.” Benjamin…
Timekunst : Women lost in the remains of civilization. Lost territories with a glimmer of hope of humanity and the occupation of life by Amazons. In the ruins In the ruinsLong ago I was a woman in painOver stones blood and glassA woman in needIn the ruins Place of issue: Linku-Ten1
Timekunst : Body Parts ?Parts of the body are the focus of the scene. Because that model itself is an unknown and remains mysterious. The shape of the body determines the picture. Place of issue: Willroom
Timekunst : When photos meet drawings and paintings the uniqueness of Fotoartic is created. Here the individual style elements merge and form a new form in modern art. We call these Fotoartic! Place of issue: Room 13 and Room 14
Timekunst : Ritualized dancing expresses emotions and serves to visualize feelings and actions. Facial expressions, gestures and the physicality that shows the elegance and expressiveness of the human body to the audience. Light and colour show the sensual moment Place of issue: First Floor
Timekunst : Flowers and blossoms provide the eye with joy and warm the own heart “Thought I, the fallen flowers Are returning to their branch; But lo! they were butterflies.” by Arakida Moritake, translated by William George Aston Place of issue: Garten
wikipedia say: Hanami (花見, “flower viewing”) is the Japanese traditional custom of enjoying the transient beauty of flowers; flowers (“hana”) are in this case almost always referring to those of the cherry (“sakura“) or, less frequently, plum (“ume”) trees.[1] From the end of March to early May, cherry trees bloom all over Japan,[2] and around the first of…