Overlooking the Oslofjord, our second remote studio offers a mix of nature and proximity to the city of Oslo, with its renowned museums and galleries ranging from Munch to contemporary art at the Astrup Fearnley Museum. With more remote experience under our belts, we start our week better structured and try to define clear working hours — shorter than usual, but allowing us to work more focused, striking a better balance between leisure and work.
Nestled in grass-covered dunes along the cold North Sea of Denmark lies the small beach village of Løkken. A little outside of town, our first remote studio hid away: a small wooden house belonging to a Danish illustrator.
Impressions from the exhibition Mehr Licht at the Aargauer Kunsthaus. The show traces the development of video art in Switzerland – from the pioneering years with Nam June Paik to contemporary positions such as Pipilotti Rist, Roman Signer and Emmanuelle Antille.
Epic longboard session in Chiba! Ryo’s Surfhouse offered the perfect waves and the best vibes along Japan’s beautiful Pacific coastline.
Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Enoura Observatory is a masterpiece of light and stone, where architecture perfectly frames the sea and the seasons.
In Takayama, I left the old town behind to explore the serene temples along the Higashiyama Walking Course through the peaceful woods.
D.T. Suzuki introduced Zen to the West. Designed by Yoshio Taniguchi, his Kanazawa museum is a serene space dedicated to meditation.
A legacy in stone: Yoshio Taniguchi designed this Kanazawa museum to honor his father Yoshiro’s influence on modern architecture.
MOT Tokyo holds Japan’s largest post-1945 art collection. Its monumental architecture by Takahiko Yanagisawa is a masterpiece in itself.
I’m back in Japan to dive deeper into the language, but also to explore the Japanese Alps and go surfing in Chiba.