Dudelsack in London.

Vinalhaven, Maine.

Dexter's Laboratory.

Marina Abramović during a short break. Seemingly physically and mentally exhausted, she had another 6 hours to sit and stare that day. 

Posing for the artist.

One of the countless fairy tale lakes in Bavaria, just before a stroll over the ice with family. Having grown up in Munich, the Bavarian landscape will be forever ingrained in my visual memory, no matter where I have lived since. In fact, it would be much more appropriately described as a visceral memory, going well beyond mere seeing. On this subject, I highly recommend a book by Simon Schama: Landscape and Memory. 
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You won't get that last-minute Romeo Y Julieta here, for that you'd have to go another 198 nautical miles...

'Sculpture Storage Display' on view at the National Museum of Fine Arts, Stockholm on February 9th, 2010. A very inspired installation in a great museum.

National Museum of Fine Arts, Stockholm.

Conservator Discovers Initials In His Own Eye That Might Unlock All Of The World's Mysteries.


Experts claim the initials could shed light on someone's identity, or possibly reveal ancient secrets, such as how the pyramids were built, or how the stars and planets were formed. The initials were found to be written in Palatino script which provided further clues.

Manchester, Connecticut.

Sultry Palm Trees in Moonlight, South Beach, Florida.

New Zealand, Cook Strait.

Stockholm in Winter.

Lapland, Sweden.

Stockholm 2010.

Statue of Digital Liberty, New York, New York.

Saturday Bingo night at the Army & Navy Club in Manchester, Connecticut.

Coventry Farms Convenience Store, Manchester, Connecticut.

THIS IS NOT AN EXIT

Velvet Mill garage, Manchester, Connecticut.

Yes?

Red Ferrari in South Beach.