05 July 2005
After living in London for half a year i finally returned to Berlin. Six intense months of great valuable experiences, but for some reasons i’m glad to be in Germany again: the money, of course, and the speed of living. London is really busy, you feel a constant pressure that you need to be productive.
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Typical floor pattern in traditional british pubs
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Solène & Heli, my erasmus colleages from Paris & Chicago
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View from the LCC tower: door to heaven
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Please notice the door handle outside
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Seulki (Korea) & Donna (Trinidad & Tobago), fellow students in the interactive course (final year)
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Opening at the Victoria & Albert museum, beautiful glass work suspended from the ceiling
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My proper Sony TV I found on the streets of Bethnal Green
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Print on my flatmate’s jumper
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… and back
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Proper dinner no.1
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My friend Kalle at the Final Show at Ravensbourne College explaining one of his projects
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Proper dinner no.2
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Open house at Gassworks
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The artists Rajanja (right) and Eugenia (middle) and their friend Krittika (left)
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My room during the final days, cleaned up for renting purposes
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Our tiny bathroom
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A view of the rainy backyard
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Interactive sculpture on the ground of the terrace, probably bathing foam
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Marking space for the final show at LCC
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Indescribable signage at the LCC with vandalism
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Sky above the backyard
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Seul Ki trying to escape the interactive sauna
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Donna taking off her broom work at the LCC final show
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Krittika always ready to help
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My final work “breathingspace” at the LCC final show
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I’m suddenly so sensitized for Indian things in the world
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Once again, here’s an ad for Indian beer
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Poster for the Final Show of typo/graphic design at the LCC
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After the final show, all helium ballons lost their energy
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A last glimpse to the kitchen with cat Billy. Good-bye, London!
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hey markus,
good to hear from you this way ; ))
gero and I’ve just returned from Germany. Please call Tooting when you’re back in the UK to meet for some beer and curry. xxxjulia& gero
Hi Professor Marcus,
Some really nice memories documented in those photos. Hope you are well. I will be going back home soon and may not be able to visit Germany as planed. Maybe someday I will eventually if I’m ever in London again. You never know. Anyway I will keep in touch. Take care and thanks again for all your help. Keep up the good work.
I really miss you. :) how are you doing? when I came back, you had already left here. :( I really wanted to say good bye and good luck to you. anyway, if I solve my visa problem here, I’m going there to see you. :) let’s keep in touch with email and our blog continuously. :) Ah! one more thing, I normally turn on my Skype and MSN when I turn on my computer. sometimes we can talk with them. :) Good luck and well done. See you soon.