Urban
Suspended
— it once tore through the sky, now it's caught in history
Colour Splash
— in case of emergency, bring out the colour
Double Dutch
— the puddle had a better view of the bike than anyone walking past
Play that f*ckin Music
— the blue one is judging you for not playing more
Pretzels for Sale
— the smell hit first, the camera came second
Sneak Peek
— sixteen different stories, all of them ending with a sugar rush
Still Life
— this Dutch master painted a coke and a bierkaart instead of fruit and flowers
Admiralbrücke
— once a wooden bridge connecting neighbourhoods, now a cast iron connection between party people
Ampelmännchen
the little man says go, and the world follows
Bigger than it Looks
— it looked quite manageable from the ground
Blue and Yellow
— opposing colours forming a united front
Creative on the Inside
— although these repetetive windows don’t seem to be creative, the sign begs to differ
Im Bahnhof
— wir müssen über Hass sprechen but first, find a place to park your bike
Lovely Locks
— hearts locked together forever, but are these promises still being kept?
Mirror City
— one frame, three eras ... the glass reflects on them
Remnants of a Wall
— fallen but still upright (East Side Gallery, Berlin)
Story Tiles
— each one drawing you into its own adventure
U-Bahn
— a yellow bolt cutting through an impossibly blue sky
You’ve got Mail
— Dystopian Music & Art, Many Tentacles, and Lina Smith ... must be fun to be a mailman in Berlin
Aladdin’s Cave
— rubbing a lamp and finding treasures
Bagged
— the oldest handbag in town, and nobody's stealing it
Çemberlitaş
the square of stones was illuminated by a thousand-and-one lights
Duckies
— silently observing every tourist that walks by
Dump
— every toilet has its own story but they all end on this dumping ground
Evening Vibes
— evening fell, the fountains lit up, and nobody wanted to go home
Exstra Gemlik
— forty varieties of olive, each with its own name and opinion
For Sale!
— everything the rainbow cooked up for this market
Fresh Dates
— forty lira for a date … that’s cheaper than dinner and sweeter than most
Have a Seat
— oh, and by the way: colour is mandatory here
Holy Tap
— German engineering meets Ottoman excess meets Islamic ritual... all in one tap
Ray of Sunshine
— in a sea of blue and red, yellow simply refused to blend in
Slippery when Wet
— imagine packing these up in the pouring rain
Spicy
— somewhere between the fish spice and the meatball mix, someone had a score to settle
The Grand Entrance
— opening this door leads to an unknown future
Time for a Tune
— when the clock strikes the leprechauns run upstairs to play us a tingling tune
Tower Bridge
— bridging both water and time
Two of a Kind
— this odd couple has the same job: to shine a light on you
Uninvited
— every color of the rainbow, in a city that banned the parade
What’s the Time?
— this display decided it's time for colour!
Radio Station
— art deco sentinels, guarding signals sent to the other side of the world
007 was here
— licensed to rust, but still looking sharp
Abandoned in White
— yet the light makes it feel alive
Bon Vivant
— he sure knew how to party, if only he could tell us his magnificent stories
Phoning Home
— every cable a conversation, every plug a secret nobody remembers anymore
The Green Protocole
— the kind of clean that doesn't ask questions
Vigilant
— sixty years on standby, and still dressed for the occasion
Neighbours
— fifty years apart, both asking for coins; some things never change
Red, Yellow and Blue
— primary colours, industrial application, accidental Mondrian
Reflection of History
— the longer you look, the more the layers of history unfold
Switches
— NSA, OBC, ALB … somewhere a manual explains this, probably (Bunker bij Het Zendstation)
Teufelsberg
— once spies listened here in silence, now the walls scream colourful edgy opinions
Waiting to be Sent
— all files were ready to go... but 50 years on, are still waiting to be sent
Christmas Leftovers
— shiny balls of hope, hanging like golden memories of better days in this place in between times
From another Era
— it’s shape so alien, you cannot decide whether it’s from the past or the future
Left Behind
— whoever owned these books is gone however their stories remain
World History
— Spanner's Weltgeschichte, volume six ... still open, a history still waiting to be finished
Al Fresco Ruins
— someone framed a ruin with flowers, just to soften the blow
Bloody Tower
— 800+ years old and still the most cheerfully named building on the block
Courtyard of the Favorites
— the favorites left, the gold stayed
Feathered Turban
— rank, faith and a single feather were all that remained
Into the Harem
— a door that opened for a select few, and closed behind them forever
Royal Soak
— the most ornate plumbing in the history of personal hygiene
Weathered
— the sculptor's work was finished in a day, time spent the next few hundred years improving it
Eye to the Sky
— one small window to heaven, surrounded by everything humans could offer in return (Basiliek van de H.H. Agatha en Barbara, Oudenbosch)
Judgement
— it's busy up there (God the Father, Johann Michael Rottmayr, 1714, Karlskirche, Vienna)
Vaulted
— did they capture faith, or did faith imprison you in this cage of stone and light (Cathedral of St. Michael the Archangel and St. Florian the Martyr, Warsaw)
I’m still standing 🎶
— sang the facade of the Gedächtniskirche loud and clear
Send me an Angel
— he arrived in gold and although time cracked him, he never left (Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Gedächtniskirche, Berlin)
Angel or mala’ikah?
— the name depends on who you ask
Different Worlds
— two worlds, one ceiling, and a crack that tells the whole story
Holy Trinity
— Christianity, quietly holding its ground in a city of minarets
Looking Up
— in the Blue Mosque, even the supporting act steals the show
Mesmerising
— in this sea of candles, every flame remembers a name
Pendentive
— where two arches meet, someone filled the silence with the word of Allah
Reaching for Allah
— as many ways up as there are names for the one at the top
Representation of Heaven
— the architect's answer to the question: what does infinity look like from the inside
Riwaq
— shelter from the rain, the sun, and everything else life throws at you
Serenity
— in a city of minarets, someone built this house of God where the light does all the talking
St. Anthony
— he staged a gothic revival in Istanbul, cause why should he blend in?
Thousand Years of Gold
— has seen everything but still questioning your life choices
Touch of Heaven
— built to reach out to heaven but on this day, heaven came down to meet it
Two Emperors
— instead of three kings, paying their respect in eternity
Waiting for …
— they've been waiting since the Byzantine era and a little longer won't hurt
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