Naturally, the E75 project does have a couple of conceptual cornerstones. They’re as simple as can be. To put them in a nutshell: I want to know more about the Europastrasse as such, so I’ll […]
Reflective photography
Category: Europastrasse
Video killed the radiostar
I get out of the car at a Hungarian highway rest stop. Before having completely taken my first step, I count 11 security cameras. What’s more, several cameras monitor each and every onramp here. And […]
Straight as an arrow
Paprika sprinkled onto my breakfast egg. The Europastrasse’s straight as an arrow. Everything’s very neat. Except for my shirt: it’s spattered with goulash. I’ve arrived in Hungary.
“M” as in “Motel”
Motels. The epitome of modernity. Everything revolves around cars. You’re in the present, thoroughly contemporary. You come in from the day’s travels, shaking or showering the exhaustion off of your body in your rented room. […]
By the way, who are WE, really?
My point in taking this trip up the E75, as in my work in general, is to reflect upon us as a society. After all, a picture says more than 1,000 words—which is what moved […]
Hot bread
Hotel Hamburg, the first time that I’ve slept in a room since Greece. Lovely. But at Hotel Hamburg, they don’t speak German. I myself speak about eight words of Serbian, and the waiter’s knowledge of […]
Where does the E75 lead us?
One more thing on Greece: the picture from the post “Sustenance along the E75” below naturally represents a complete contrast to my mental image of Greek living. But of course, it is an aspect of […]
Leaps through time
Initial statement at the Macedonian border So now I’ve arrived in the next country through which the E75 passes. And once again, it’s history-steeped ground I’m crossing. I think the different translations on this sign […]
Catena Mundi
The end of the world, somewhere along the Europastrasse. It would seem that the E75 has a great number of ends! Viewed in terms of geometry, that’s no small feat for a line—which is, after […]