A Winning Pair: FvF portrait of Herbert Hofman and Sigurd Larsen in Berlin 
With an unusual first meeting, architect and furniture designer, Danish Sigurd Larsen and head buyer for Voo, Tyrolean Herbert Hofmann, have had a lasting impact on each other and Berlin’s creative landscape. Located in the beloved Kreuzberg-area the couple enjoy watching the rapid cultural changes from their rooftop, which offers simultaneously a special sense of home. 
Read the entire interview and accompany Herbert and Sigurd through their apartment, neighborhood and acclaimed store Voo on Freunde von Freunden. 
Hier geht es zur deutschen Version. 
Thanks to Philipp Langenheim (photography) and Zsuzsanna Toth (text) for making this portrait possible. 

A Winning Pair: FvF portrait of Herbert Hofman and Sigurd Larsen in Berlin 

With an unusual first meeting, architect and furniture designer, Danish Sigurd Larsen and head buyer for Voo, Tyrolean Herbert Hofmann, have had a lasting impact on each other and Berlin’s creative landscape. Located in the beloved Kreuzberg-area the couple enjoy watching the rapid cultural changes from their rooftop, which offers simultaneously a special sense of home. 

Read the entire interview and accompany Herbert and Sigurd through their apartment, neighborhood and acclaimed store Voo on Freunde von Freunden

Hier geht es zur deutschen Version. 

Thanks to Philipp Langenheim (photography) and Zsuzsanna Toth (text) for making this portrait possible. 

The History of Typography 

Canadian designer and animator Ben Barrett-Forrest created a stop-motion animation which narrates the history of typography. The storyline features the German goldsmith Johannes Gutenberg through examples of the current day, where anyone can create and share their own typeface.

Find more information on this project here

Rap Lyrics Become Street-Poetry
Famous rap lyrics by artists like Nas, Kanye West, and Mos Def have been put up along the streets of New York’s boroughs. 
Find all the pictures on egotripland.  

Rap Lyrics Become Street-Poetry

Famous rap lyrics by artists like Nas, Kanye West, and Mos Def have been put up along the streets of New York’s boroughs. 

Find all the pictures on egotripland.  

Summer Vibes on the new FvF Mixtape #55 by Colin Tunstall
Colin Tunstall from Saturdays NY not only runs a successful business, publishes a magazine and is a devoted surfer - he also has impeccable taste in music. For our latest FvF Mixtape #55, he selected some oldschool classics and new tunes with artists Trini Lopez, Gold Panda and Magnetic Fields.

Tracklist:01. Dirty Man – Laura Lee02. In The Year 2525 – Zager & Evans03. Nao Adianta – Trio Mocoto04. Things I Did When I Was Dead – No Age05. Little Baby – The Blue Rondos06. 5th Ave – Gold Panda07. This Magic Moment – Lou Reed08. Don’t Think Twice – Trini Lopez09. My Year Is A Day – Les Irresistibles10. Desert Island – The Magnetic Fields11. We Can’t Fly (Radio Edit) – Aeroplane12. Joue Pas Le Rock ‘N’ Roll Pour Moi – Johnny Hallyday

Summer Vibes on the new FvF Mixtape #55 by Colin Tunstall

Colin Tunstall from Saturdays NY not only runs a successful business, publishes a magazine and is a devoted surfer - he also has impeccable taste in music. For our latest FvF Mixtape #55, he selected some oldschool classics and new tunes with artists Trini Lopez, Gold Panda and Magnetic Fields.

Tracklist:
01. Dirty Man – Laura Lee
02. In The Year 2525 – Zager & Evans
03. Nao Adianta – Trio Mocoto
04. Things I Did When I Was Dead – No Age
05. Little Baby – The Blue Rondos
06. 5th Ave – Gold Panda
07. This Magic Moment – Lou Reed
08. Don’t Think Twice – Trini Lopez
09. My Year Is A Day – Les Irresistibles
10. Desert Island – The Magnetic Fields
11. We Can’t Fly (Radio Edit) – Aeroplane
12. Joue Pas Le Rock ‘N’ Roll Pour Moi – Johnny Hallyday

Vertical Lines by Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze
The French graphic artist Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze. His latest photography series was inspired by the architectural giants in cities like LA, Tokyo, and Hong Kong, something that simply stunned him. It is supposed to indicate a journey of the seemingly never-ending growth of a city. 
Take a further look at his series Vertical Horizon on his official website.
 

Vertical Lines by Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze

The French graphic artist Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze. His latest photography series was inspired by the architectural giants in cities like LA, Tokyo, and Hong Kong, something that simply stunned him. It is supposed to indicate a journey of the seemingly never-ending growth of a city. 

Take a further look at his series Vertical Horizon on his official website.

 

Cosgriff House by Christopher Polly
The Australian architect Christopher Polly has converted a bungalow into a modern two-storey house. By featuring glass walls, enough light is let into the this contemporary box and adds a beautiful aesthetic. 
See more to this design here. 

Cosgriff House by Christopher Polly

The Australian architect Christopher Polly has converted a bungalow into a modern two-storey house. By featuring glass walls, enough light is let into the this contemporary box and adds a beautiful aesthetic. 

See more to this design here

Family Life in an old School in Amsterdam: Meet Jake Noakes and Samira Kafala on FvF
Photographer Samira Kafala and Graphic Designer Jake Noakes met as Teenagers in London, but left the city for an extended road trip across the US before settling down in Amsterdam where they live today with their two children.
See all pictures and read the interview on FvF here.
Thank you Jordi Huisman (Photography) and Thijs van Velzen (Interview).

Family Life in an old School in Amsterdam: Meet Jake Noakes and Samira Kafala on FvF

Photographer Samira Kafala and Graphic Designer Jake Noakes met as Teenagers in London, but left the city for an extended road trip across the US before settling down in Amsterdam where they live today with their two children.

See all pictures and read the interview on FvF here.

Thank you Jordi Huisman (Photography) and Thijs van Velzen (Interview).

Prague Biennale 6
This upcoming June, the sixth edition of Prague Biennale will take place. From June 8th until September 15, 2013, the exhibition will be based at the functionalist railway station from 1936, which was designed by Karel Caivas and Vladimar Weiss. 
Prague Biennale 6th crucial point will be the section ‘Expanded Painting,’ curated by Helena Kontova, Giancarlo Politi and Nicola Trezzi.
Artists include some major names on the international art scene such as Ali Banisadr, Lee Seung-Taek, Bruno Munari, Entang Wiharso, and John Henderson.
For more information on the Prague Biennale visit its official website here. 

Prague Biennale 6

This upcoming June, the sixth edition of Prague Biennale will take place. From June 8th until September 15, 2013, the exhibition will be based at the functionalist railway station from 1936, which was designed by Karel Caivas and Vladimar Weiss. 

Prague Biennale 6th crucial point will be the section ‘Expanded Painting,’ curated by Helena Kontova, Giancarlo Politi and Nicola Trezzi.

Artists include some major names on the international art scene such as Ali Banisadr, Lee Seung-Taek, Bruno Munari, Entang Wiharso, and John Henderson.

For more information on the Prague Biennale visit its official website here

Indoek - A Creative Surf Culture Blog (Kickstarter Project)

The prolific blog Indoek evolves around surf culture and celebrates all other things that are encountered within the creative landscape.

The two men behind this visual storytelling are Drew Innis, who is a New York-based filmmaker and photographer, and Matt Titone, who calls LA his home and works as a designer. Both them lead this bi-coastal project and are now trying to get their blog further out there via kickstarter

As we truly felt inspired by this online affair we would like to encourage any possible donations which have their due date the 8th of May.

For more information, visit the project on kickstarter here. 

Meet Artist Jeongmoon Choi in our latest FvF Workplace Video Episode

Growing up in Seoul, the Berlin-based artist Jeongmoon Choi developed a special sensitivity towards space and its social implications from an early age.

Her installations made out of strings create individual worlds, which enables an immersive experience for the viewer akin to her current work “Drawing in Space“.

See the entire FvF Workplace episode inlcuding a video portrait here.
Das deutsche Interview und Video gibt’s hier.

Currently, you can see Jeongmoon’s works at the Olympus OM-D Photography Playground in Berlin.

Thank you Debora Mittelstaedt (pictures), Antonia Märzhäuser (text) and Christian Fussenegger (video).