“Contemplation. Remember that word? Try it.”.

Biosphere. The musical project of Geir Jenssen. Ambient techno.

Listen: Som Evige Stjerner and Bevegende Rytmer.

The Mirror. An advertising for people with eating disorders.

From Ads of the World. Music: Seaglopur by Sigur Rós.

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Shoefiti (or shoe tossing) “is the term used to describe shoes hanging from powerlines.
Shoefiti shares some similarities with graffiti, such as the artistic statements of the work, possible connections to nefarious activity, and correlation with troubled neighborhoods.”.

“Every morning I would grab my tea and stare out of the window wistfully for no particular reason other than to see the outside world.
One morning I saw a woman looking out of the window of the building opposite and realised that she was waving to me.”.
Lucy the Girl in the Window. A true story by David Raho, from The First Word Blog.

“As I walk around San Francisco, I encounter dogs tied to things, take their pictures, and offer them up to the world with whatever commentary springs to mind.”.

“…I can tell immediately that not only does he know what words I’m going to use, he thinks they’re utterly trite and meaningless, and moreover, he knows that I know he knows.”.

Enjoy Dogblog.

Harp: “You know less than nothing.
If you even knew that you knew nothing, at least that would be something, but you don’t.”.
Utah: “Yes, sir.”.

(Point Break, 1991)

Point Break: the script. From The Internet Movie Script Database.

“The Rasterbator creates huge, rasterized images from any picture. Upload an image, print the resulting multi-page pdf file and assemble the pages into extremely cool looking poster up to 20 meters in size.”.

Above: the boondock saints, from the Rasterbator gallery.

I Will Knot “is a site about knots: how to tie them, how to appreciate their beauty.”.

“Benno Baeginzer and Jeano Erforth co-founded the Electra Bicycle Company when mountain bikes were all the rage.”.

“This type of bycicle is not new: in stylistic terms, it comes straight from the world of motors, particularly from the choppers and hot rods of the 1950s and 1960s.”.

“The Townies overcame one of the greatest obstacles to cycling, the fear of having your feet off the ground. To compensate, Electra inched the pedals forward and lowered and moved the seat back slightly so riders could place both feet squarely on the ground when standing and have a full leg extension while riding.”.

From the top: Ratrod and Rally Sport cruisers.
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