Torsten lauschmann biography of albert einstein

In his chapter on tree houses in the 1973 bestselling eco-anthology Shelter, Hugh Brown noted his enforced ‘co-existence with insects’.

This special issue of Dreadlocks publishes the proceedings of the “Oceans,.

This special issue of Dreadlocks publishes the proceedings of the “Oceans,.

I left my career in culture to pursue a nursing degree and work to raise awareness of Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes / Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders.

In March , about a month before his own death, Albert Einstein sent a letter to the family of his recently deceased friend Michele Besso.

DCA Torsten Lauschmann: Startle Reaction.

This study concerns the concept of freedom, radically questioning the autonomy of contemporary art and institutions.

As ants marched through his tree dwelling, he decided to let them ‘do their thing’, only once intervening – by putting out a dirty saucepan hoping that they would ‘eat it clean’. Torsten Lauschmann’s work creates opportunities for similarly intense scrutiny, moments where mechanically marching ideas seem to be deliberately diverted into a cul-de-sac in the middle of a street party.

He dismantles natural phenomena into twitchily refracted Techno doodles; willing technology to do what he wants and become part of a body of objects in revolt. Shelter was a seminal book of ideas for the self-build generation, in much the same spirit as The Whole Earth Catalog (published bi-annually between 1968 and 1972, and thereafter occasionally until 1998) attempted some kind of cosmic summation of mankind’s endeavour.

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