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12th of January 2021
- reading Winter by Ali Smith.
- listening to the self-titled album by The Olympians on repeat.
- watching Midnight Diner and Samurai Gourmet.
- still baking sourdough bread on a weekly basis, working on consistency – a new hobby I picked up during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
- watching (some) snow fall.
24th of December 2020
- reading Before the coffee gets cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi.
- listening to Putting The Days To Bed by The Long Winters on repeat.
- watching Midnight Diner and Samurai Gourmet.
- still baking sourdough bread on a weekly basis, finally able to consistently produce a good loaf – a new hobby I picked up during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
- walking Berlin.
25th of November 2020
- reading How to Do Nothing (Resisting the Attention Economy) by Jenny Odell.
- still listening to Home by Hania Rani, still on repeat.
- still baking sourdough bread on a weekly basis, finally able to consistently produce a good loaf – a new hobby I picked up during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
- walking Berlin.
10th of November 2020
- reading Kudos by Rachel Cusk.
- listening to Home by Hania Rani on repeat.
- still baking sourdough bread on a weekly basis, finally able to consistently produce a good loaf – a new hobby I picked up during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
- walking Berlin.
26th of October 2020
- reading Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse.
- listening to Persona by Rival Consoles.
- still baking sourdough bread on a weekly basis, more often than not succeeding – a new hobby I picked up during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
- walking in Berlin.
12th of August 2020
- reading Autumn by Ali Smith.
- studying several books around the theme of walking for a photographic project that I’ve started:
- The Arcades Project and Illuminations by Walter Benjamin
- Keep Walking Intently by Lori Waxman
- Species of Spaces and Other Pieces and An Attempt at Exhausting a Place in Paris by Georges Perec
- Situationist International Anthology by Ken Knabb.
- experimenting with said photographic project over at amble.blog.
- melting in the heat wave that swept over Berlin the last week or two.
29th of July 2020
- studying several books around the theme of walking for a photographic project that I’ve started:
- The Arcades Project and Illuminations by Walter Benjamin
- Keep Walking Intently by Lori Waxman
- Species of Spaces and Other Pieces and An Attempt at Exhausting a Place in Paris by Georges Perec
- Situationist International Anthology by Ken Knabb.
- experimenting with said photographic project over at amble.blog.
- listening to Wandering EP by Yosi Horikawa.
- still baking sourdough bread, sometimes failing, sometimes succeeding – a new hobby I picked up during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
15th of July 2020
- reading Species of Spaces and Other Pieces by Georges Perec.
- reading The Third Policeman by Flann O’Brien.
- listening to Resonate by Lettuce on repeat.
- procrastinating
- instead of working on a photo book titled The Dew of the Morning.
- experimenting on modern flânerie by building a piece of software generating random walks for me to discover/rediscover my environment, my perception of it, and myself.
- wandering according to the software I built, camera in hand, and documenting everything on amble.blog.
- still baking sourdough bread, sometimes failing, sometimes succeeding – a new hobby I picked up during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
29th of June 2020
- reading Species of Spaces and Other Pieces by Georges Perec.
- listening to Highlight by Skalpel on repeat.
- working on a photo book titled The Dew of the Morning.
- making the first successful sourdough bread loaves, a new hobby I picked up during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
3rd of June 2020
- reading Transit by Rachel Cusk.
- listening to the self-titled album by The Olympians on repeat.
- working on a photo book titled The Dew of the Morning.
- picking up a new hobby in baking sourdough bread, like so many other people started during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
19th of May 2020
- reading Transit by Rachel Cusk.
- listening to A New Cycle by Sepalot on repeat.
- working on a photo book titled The Dew of the Morning.