issue #11 – boxing | february 2005 [as a child i loved to watch boxing. my parents were rather puzzled. they tried to ignore this and did not give me the boxing gloves i had on my wishlist for christmas.] “float like a butterfly. sting like a bee. your hands can’t hit what your eyes [...]

issue #X – refleXion | november 2004 meret oppenheim: der geist ist androgyn = mind is androgenous (please note: “geist” is one of those hard to translate words, because it can mean mind as well as spirit. or kind of both at the same time, you know?) related links: – Christian Boltanski: reflexion – installation [...]

issue #09 – underwater | september 2004 [summer memories to get through the first days of rainy autumn]….. wait for the shark quotes from: – the synchronised smiling swimming article – the eric the eel article

issue #08 – street art : art street | july 2004

issue #07 – the moOn | may 2004 in its deepest, darkest and most haunting issue frenZINE #7 still manages to answer two eternal questions surrounding the moon: “is there a man in the moon?” and “who filmed neil armstrong coming out of the lunar module when there was no-one on the surface to do [...]

issue #06 – inspired by Haruki Murakami | april 2004 this issue of frenZINE is inspired by quotes from the two haruki murakami books ‘after the quake’ & ‘the elephant vanishes’ “He has two distinct styles,” says his friend and admirer Kazuo Ishiguro, the Booker-winning author of The Remains of the Day. “There’s the bizarre, [...]

issue #05 – error design | february 2004 [dada] chance must be recognised as a new stimulus to artistic creation [/dada]

issue #04 – digital snow | january 2004 “We need snow days on the Internet to bring deliciously unexpected pauses to the frantic daily routine of digital life. If mail servers didn’t go down once in a while, or your notebook’s hard drive didn’t crash once every few years, how are we supposed to come [...]

issue #03 – rOund | december 2003 … and my preference for round things goes on…

issue #02 – vienna sucks | november 2003 and it really does! the only good thing is my sister being there [but she agrees with me and might leave soon...]