Scout Niblett /
a star
2013
a star
2013
If you never heard Scout’s music, just order all of her recordings...
And while you keep browsing my website, click here and let her solo show guide you.
A picture of her boyfriend kissing her 2008 can be found in my Born in Brennen book. Five years later I had the chance to give her a copy of my book and do some portraits, off- and on-stage in Munich. It’s Up to Emma 2013 was the last album, nowadays you can book an astrology star reading by her. ✶✴︎☆
I wish she would return to stages.
And while you keep browsing my website, click here and let her solo show guide you.
A picture of her boyfriend kissing her 2008 can be found in my Born in Brennen book. Five years later I had the chance to give her a copy of my book and do some portraits, off- and on-stage in Munich. It’s Up to Emma 2013 was the last album, nowadays you can book an astrology star reading by her. ✶✴︎☆
I wish she would return to stages.
Everyday Obama, Japan.
An essay about this little town with its special name, that for a while placed this unremarkable place differently on the map.
The city's mascot is a cat wearing a mackerel in her tummy bag.
2014
An essay about this little town with its special name, that for a while placed this unremarkable place differently on the map.
The city's mascot is a cat wearing a mackerel in her tummy bag.
2014
Japan Times 2013:
“The mayor of Obama, Fukui Prefecture, has asked Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to give a lacquered pen to U.S. President Barack Obama as a gift for his second inauguration. Abe will present the red lacquered pen, a local specialty, and a letter from Mayor Koji Matsuzaki when he holds a summit with Obama in Washington next week. Meeting with Abe in Tokyo on Thursday, Matsuzaki also gave the prime minister a pen, but in a different color. “I want (them) to write a line in the new diplomatic history of Japan and the United States,” the mayor told reporters after the meeting in Abe’s office. “I hope our pens will be used when they sign signatures or something.” When Obama became president in 2009, the city sent lacquered chopsticks to him to congratulate him on his inauguration and received a thank-you letter in return.”
“The mayor of Obama, Fukui Prefecture, has asked Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to give a lacquered pen to U.S. President Barack Obama as a gift for his second inauguration. Abe will present the red lacquered pen, a local specialty, and a letter from Mayor Koji Matsuzaki when he holds a summit with Obama in Washington next week. Meeting with Abe in Tokyo on Thursday, Matsuzaki also gave the prime minister a pen, but in a different color. “I want (them) to write a line in the new diplomatic history of Japan and the United States,” the mayor told reporters after the meeting in Abe’s office. “I hope our pens will be used when they sign signatures or something.” When Obama became president in 2009, the city sent lacquered chopsticks to him to congratulate him on his inauguration and received a thank-you letter in return.”
Fixing Shadows/
Enora Gay
2018
Enora Gay
2018
Memorial culture in Hiroshima. The starting point of this photographic strollology is an almost invisible, surprisingly discreet cenotaph, which marks the hypo-center of the devastating atomic explosion of Little Boy, which changed the world on August 6, 1945 just 200 meters above this point. Fixing Shadows is a series that follows symbols and terms to historical traces, observes consternation and tourist self-assurance and describes the inbetween. A meander on an island of memory, in the middle of this city, whose heart beats between trauma and blunt economic functioning.
Series of 17 images.
Series of 17 images.
