Previously on EWAT [Fri 16 – Thu 22 Jan]
A dense installation in Missouri, USA was presented. Dense and very beautiful.
Ben Hopper, a London-based photographer, challenges art through his photography by engaging bodies, faces and people in general within his settings. In the project ‘Transfiguration‘ he captures bodies as if there were actual sculptures wonderfully.
The song was first featured in the first of a various compilation series “Like a Version“. An amazing edition of Hotel California.
The project ‘24hoursX90years‘ is, apart from exceptional photograph capturing, a story over time of people living on their own (and not necessarily about loneliness). Aunt Sara addapted the new characteristics into her lifestyle but her core, vintage way of living is intact.
A very creative report was made by MoveHub, an excellent resource for one that needs to go abroad. All indices were based upon New York City prices.
Stefen Chow – born in Malaysia, moved to Singapore and currently lives in Beijing – tried to identify what is poverty in 24 in all 6 continents with the help of economist Hui-Yi Lin. The result is impressive.
It seems that men does not understand the backbone of fulfilling the needs of a woman. Gustave & Rosalie pinpointed this elegantly.
A house built originally in 1984 at La Moraleja needed a lifting. ABATON Arquitectura refreshed aesthetically but also as far as efficient of energy is concerned.







