June 2013
3 posts
Handmade robots. →
anagrama.com
Great article on Anagrama’a blog on Daft Punk approach, I couldn’t agree more :
Brand Daft Punk is legitimately aligning with the golden era of dance music and presenting an album that diplomatically combines the American and European music traditions; rock and electronica, instinct and intelligence, passion and reason, body and mind, human and robot. Duality is the essence of brand Daft Punk and a leitmotif that the band reinforces with all its visual manifestations.
Triad God for SSENSE
The Next Dai Lo - The Boss (Film Soundtrack)
La Caution - Thé à la Menthe (Vincent Cassel’s Laser Dance) [From Ocean’s 12 OST]
Sinik ft Cheb Bilal & Big Ali - Bienvenue Chez Les Bylka
Lil Silva - Patience
Dizzee Rascal Gets “Merked”
Tupac ft Notorious B.I.G. - Running (Dying to Live)
Triad God - I Never Told You - Why Bee Remix
Emtim - Тазики с басом
Juke Ellington - Let Me Love You
DJ Chuckie - Nu Ga Je Dansen Klootzak
Ekin Cheng - 知己自己
Ivana Wong - 滿天星
Ekin Cheng 刀光剑影/风火海
May 2013
1 post
March 2013
4 posts
Julia Hoersch photography
Great work by Julia Hoersh presenting culinary creations in a playful way.
Image via trendland
February 2013
3 posts
January 2013
3 posts
New year's eve in Copenhagen →
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First trip in Denmark to see our friends Nico and Marie that recently moved from Paris to Copenhagen. Great occasion to play around with the Fuji X100 while we were discovering the city’s strong architecture credentials and some Danish delights : hyggelig interiors, smorrebrod, snaps, vintage furniture, neat corporate identities and signage.
Check out new work on my @Behance portfolio: “New year’s eve in Copenhagen” http://be.net/gallery/New-years-eve-in-Copenhagen/6870765 …
“Un maître dans l’art de vivre ne fait pas de différence entre son travail et ses loisirs, son esprit et son corps, son éducation et sa distraction. Il met en œuvre sa vision de l’excellence dans tout ce qu’il fait et laisse les autres déterminer s’il travaille ou se divertit. A ses yeux, il semble toujours faire les deux”. (François-René de Chateaubriand)
