Protected: Exhibits featured in Brockley Open Studios 2025 at London SE41TN
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check the Sitemap and all artists involved. In collaboration with my brother Stanley Connell-Longman and my cousin Sandy Connell almost all of my prints and analog craft from the past 12 months are on display and available at this year’s BOS25 in South East London … Continue readingBrockley Open Studios 2025
The 2025 edition of the Haptik-Magazin will be dedicated to the idea of Dazwischen («inbetween») and today, on April 5th 2025 the open editorial meeting took place in the Fachhochschule (University of applied Sciences) Potsdam. The open call was meant to cover between 5 and … Continue readingDazwischen | »Inbetween«
Rosa continuously emerges from her own humbles self. A seamless loop on a single 35mm-film, double exposed. The toolset was: I did not know whether and how to use a flash unit, nor did I have a tripod. Things just overcame us.
WHAT IT IS THAT HAPPENS WHEN ICE AS NATURAL LENSREPLACES THE MECHANICAL CAMERA ? Inspired by 杉本博司 Hiroshi Sugimoto’s «Lightning Fluids», as a season of intense snow commenced during preparations for the Sub zero exhibition on the notion of ice at the end of the … Continue readingCryotopia #1: Eye of the Ice
serendipity |ˌsɛr(ə)nˈdɪpɪti | noun was allegedly coined in 1754 by Horace Walpole, suggested by The Three Princes of Serendip, the title of a fairy tale in which the heroes «were always making discoveries, by accidents and sagacity, of things they were not in quest of». For a dedicated project involving … Continue readingSerendipity #1
Modern Japan has witnessed a strong human migration from rural environments into the urban urgency with Tōkyō and its adjacent cities having become the largest metropolitan area, on this planet at least. To an extend, Japan is a blueprint for modern society – their strong … Continue reading「 東京と佐島 」 Juxtamorph
千夢 chimu (a thousand dreams) is how my first name Tim is pronounced by native Japanese speakers. The Japanese tradition to officially sign documents and artworks with the 判子 hanko (seal stamp) has fascinated me ever since and the glorious painter Thomas Klingenstein has further … Continue reading「 千夢 」 1000 dreams