The Invisible Journey Has stock in Germany we ate and ate and

we ate and ate and ate

This text excerpt from Die beste Stadt für Blinde by Jürg Federspiel is a text by a writer from Basel about a Beuys exhibition in Basel (and thus very well suited to our publishing house in Basel)

the editors offer us a mapping of the design archives international landscape at this moment in time and an overview of the many typologies and influences in the design world

His most important tools have always been his gift for precise observation and a subtle sense of humor

The Invisible Journey Has stock in Germany we ate and ate andIn 2021, invited by the French artist Thomas Mailaender for a residency at Tuba Club in the Calanques National Park in southern Marseille, Julien Berthier took an old boat and topped it with a calanque inspired slab of rock sculpted in the same resin as the boats hull. Once placed in the water, the work became practically invisible and gave the installation its title. Continuing his reflections on landscape, Berthiers book The Invisible Journey