line oh. dropping bombs on civilians. more troops the situation escalates there's no longer a need for schools. ruthless calculation military leaders or topi extent of the past. technological splits to conflagrations massacres struction. coming. to her starting february third d w. i want to welcome to another edition of your i'm x. i'm your host meghan levy we have got some cohen mary delights on the show for you today here's a look at what's coming up. dynamic duo swiss twins that frank and patrick

brooklyn so team up artistically. novel dish what a basket and a chair lady and her conjuring up in their berlin restaurant. and bugged out in finland there's a new house protein bread need with ground for rickets. all this week we've been looking at sets of successful twins who have put their uniqueness to use so to speak no matter the field that they work in this kind of unusual teamwork seems to function well frank and patrick rickman from switzerland are no different they are conceptual artists who have gained recognition through projects like their zero star hotel in which a guests literally sleep under the stars or euro max met up with them on their studio to learn more about their innovative ideas.

not one but two and the same swiss artists punk and pats we can all twins on a day to go in every way they do know who's older. and minutes older so i have nine minutes more experience. so how different let's say favorite color. orange their favorite music. hall i'm sorry same for me. favorite food. as long as there's no meat spanish crazy prawns the concept i'll just have caused a world wide stat their latest stunt was the serious stuff they tell open every doctor said this. before that they created the world's largest picnic blanket pygmy . antics much more beautiful we're talking taxi supported guests who took to the top. back in one thousand nine hundred the twins founded their studio for special

works. they want to manifest itself where people would least expect it. to create new realities norty nice lighted exhibition rooms but i saw it where it happens in real life. looking back it all began in this forest children they went to different schools. the afternoons and evenings they came here to buildings in the forest and. here they learned that even freedom has its limits . we built a cabin here once but were legally required to tear it down coming back here now a good thirty years later we get the feeling that these foundations do indeed tell a story about how our work together started the. beginnings of the salmon up by the sea from the main these foundations symbolize our work the way we try to reach new frontiers every day this is their childhood home in some cars where they grow up with two other not identical twin siblings. their late mother all family first has

in one room. memories come alive as they explore. even as children they lived in their own world developed a secret language and often ran off. our parents would have to go out at night looking for us they literally had to tires down so we wouldn't run all you need. well trying is down is exaggerated we have these special they were special pajamas that kept you on the mattress. but that couldn't restrain their creativity and childhood imagination from an early age the dynamic duo began rebelling against norms and demonstrated and that for performance. i still remember when we said we'll block the street out there and everybody who drives by has to pay and that's how we raised our allowance even if it wasn't by much was going to mean.

parents the father of political scientists the mother of poets let them develop their own creative space. and they never had to wear matching outfits they wanted to take gave us so much freedom to develop and we are eternally grateful for that. they set up a studio in an old warehouse both studied us one in syria and the other in frankfurt. he loved working with large sponges and. paying huge pictures and i thought it was so cool so i went to my own studio and tried it to at some point he came over to look and said you can't do that you can just imitate what i do know. he couldn't just copy me it was a complete catastrophe. it took me about ten years to admit it because i was really quite upset that my twin brother would try to copy me. yes and office cars house on

a huge designed to attract customers construction sales manager roy i didn't sense ideas like this to get attention on some parts like making complements each other. i would say patrick is probably the one who talks small fry and is the one who sees how each part fits together. i think they are a unit when they're together but not when i see them separately. they both go their own ways but they see each other every day in the studio what happens when they argue. it's almost scary but it doesn't last long there's like a force field around us we can do anything terrorism. and at the end of any argument there is always a new piece of that something definitely.

well now is a good time to announce the winner of this week's contests well earlier this week we asked you if you know of any famous twins roberto prevost from montréal road in telling us about the successful canadian twins byron and star person there they are they founded and managed a luxury accessories brand. so thank you were berta for sharing this information with us and as a thank you we're going to send you a euro maxwell watch so enjoy. are you moving on now to london where the renowned the hayward gallery is exhibiting works by photographer andreas gursky now here's a photo stand out because they resemble paintings and some collectors are willing to pay up to three million euros for them. at first glance this looks well organized but a closer look reveals the chaos in the amazon storage depot. hymns are localized

digitally brave new world. photographer and various course he captures it with perception and his very own aesthetic. is just much as i love reading the newspaper and i draw my inspiration from the pictures they print their every day so i portray many topics from our daily lives i don't shop there myself but everybody knows amazon but nobody knows what one of their distribution centers looks like from the inside. is huge images look more like murals sometimes bursting with detail other times empty. at three million euros this picture of the rhine river is the most expensive in the world to make it risky digitally removed and entire coal power plant lines in geometry dominate the image in his signature style. minor critique of critics often miss the human element to mind pictures

a sick mind but i think they're all about humanity because even if all you can see is architecture or a landscape you can still see the traces people have left. after you were gallery is also showing this snapshot of a road trip it's meant to show how easy it is to take photos nowadays get this impressive retrospective proves just the opposite. back here in berlin the city is authorities have come up with a fine yet heartfelt way to raise money for the homeless more on that at the top of today's express. berlin's public transport system to be v.g. is auctioning off two pairs of sneakers on line. by friday afternoon the bids had reached about twelve hundred euros and fifteen hundred euros a payout. the shoes are part of a promotional campaign in the january the b.g.

sold five hundred pairs for one hundred eighty euros apiece the sneakers have a year's ticket for its transportation system sewn into their tongues. many footwear fans spent day and night waiting in line in front of participating stores this inspired to be donate the proceeds of the auction to an aid program for the homeless. the company announced their reason on twitter because some people spend the night outdoors even when there's no sneaker sale. the auction ends on sunday. switzerland's most famous moma is related to the u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson on first say the natural history museum basel i'm not a mummy is that of the pastor's daughter. died in seventeen eighty seven she is a director of boris johnson who is being in the headlines more than once before for

example for his statements on bricks and. the mummy was excavated nine hundred seventy five recently on a car show doctors had already been found and repairing the nine hundred forty three graves register suggested to the mummy had been extensive research and d.n.a. analysis code from. the back trade fair in london is currently showing technology designed to help people learn and one of them is a computer game that simulates missions and conveys scientists. information. another is this people with the movies on the keys which are the rough also. the multisensory people say that makes it easier to play the instruments the trade thing and so on saturday. if the graphic artist is right the era of the classic superhero is over well according to her it's

time for new faces and she may be on to something her work has now been awarded the most important accolade at the biggest comics art festival in europe now for the last forty four years it's been held in the southern french town of. near bordeaux some two hundred thousand visitors are expected over the next four days. we had the chance to meet up with right here in berlin to talk about her work and the importance of comic strips in today's world. of french windows blowing through the world of comics and as part of its most recent book how i tried to be a good person has been nominated for the seems most important toward the folk. festival in its untasted to visit the festival because it's europe's biggest comics festival. and the french are the europeans who read the most comics. people

there we got comics much differently than people in germany reflected. in guns frankly all over france you'll see posters advertising the comics festival and since i'm on the ten person shortlist for the best book award my name is now in all these festival post just throughout france. had little to do with comics until she moved to berlin when she was twenty eight she soon began drawing her first stories on life in the district where the former banker found the perfect surroundings to develop her art. today the vienna native is one of the most important comics authors in the german speaking world. and bill and is a very special place for me recently i was reminded of how it was when i came here in one thousand nine hundred five i was always an outsider in vienna but here in

berlin suddenly everyone was like me i was fascinated to see you back then you'd see these women with shaven heads combat boots and mini skirts i thought they were grace i thought these self-assured berlin women with fantastic i felt at home here immediately but it's so hard to hear. most comics have nothing to do with boom bang comic strips or superheroes she creates graphic novels comics in book format the tell complex stories. includes pictorial reports based on journalistic research and observations of society. her work on a book many of which are several hundred pages long can take years that's because it does it all herself from the script through to final coloration. comics what fascinates me about comics especially graphic novels and comics for

adults is that you have a tremendous. spectrum of ways you can depict things. i control things the way they appear in nature naturalistic drawings. or i can simplify stylized or exaggerate. i can find surrealistic images or engage in fantastic realism i'm fine i'm fine release me but that even when i'm telling a story about reality i can enhance the impression i have for. also uses her own life as raw material for a big breakthrough came in two thousand and nine with field autobiographical comic today is the last day of the rest of your life. it describes how when she was seventeen she and a girlfriend travelled from vienna to problem all without any money or even idea. new books love triangle story isn't entirely fictional either.

as constable be known above and when i do you have to overcome your pride but once you've made the decision that it's ultimately about the story and not whether it's unpleasant or embarrassing for yourself then nothing holds you back from a bad one and my life history is one of not wanting to entirely fulfill society's expectations. to one degree say shift of voice so at first it didn't matter to me if someone was surprised at the main character's decisions. but i admit the longer it went on the more it started bugging me when the square people constantly said yeah but why did she do that it's so unreasonable. this is the one for no sorry i wouldn't have had any good stories to tell if i'd always been reasonable no one wants to read stories about reasonable people. success has proven her right has already won numerous prizes like the marks in lawrence of audience award now she hopes to return from uncle emma with the four dollars in her bag.

time now for something to eat and here in the german capital you do not have to go very far to experience international cuisine so for our ongoing series fifty kitchens one city we are featuring a special dish from spain went up to tito. it's really doesn't dislike barcelona it's a multicultural city she has room for everybody in the mood on the streets it feels like home minus the weather but otherwise it's much the same. to what i like to the i get a really great is the head chef giovanni gonzalez miranda is the host together they are the creative minds behind the caster bhakta chua. the concept is imported from

spain small servings made for sharing a new relaxed ambiance no she just finds spanish cuisine. to gastro and the idea behind it was like to do something pretty informal something. like astronomic it's not really high cuisine the word is where i was working before but to make it accessible for people is kind of the ties in the heart because in so they tried to do something like and the restaurant about it with the utmost fear of the bar. and yet everywhere no real baby was born in spain's basque region in nine hundred seventy two evoked as a dishwasher to finance his english studies and night and. there he acquired a taste for gastronomy and trained as a chef and. he came to the lead in two thousand and fine. here he gathered experience in a number of fine restaurants. painted quite gave him free rein to go bald in the

kitchen he bases his creative experiments on spanish moss cullen every tradition. of. power was born in in a place that is called god mecca. and quite close to the sea when i was tired we were going to the harbor and you what i was just really amazed by all the fisherman bring in all this. food and this medal of the fish and then the in the restaurants in the harbor they were used to this is this in the recipe. book and our other peers who is the traditional dish from the boss creature and. hello is spanish was salted call it the dish calls for dried and salted fish soaked in water for two days before it's cooked that makes it easier to process and gives that is special taste. you don't need and also being greedy and allow up to appeal but you do need sensitivity and good timing. what's

special is making mayonnaise from the gelatin of the fish skin it's produced by snow cooking making sure the oil doesn't get too hot it's the emulsion arising from the oil and jettison is cool to help heal. on. the dish it's a popular day because the answer and the recipe has a colorful origin. and the fishermen used to go to two cups this is. too cold waters in the north and they used to warm coats it and part of them they were put in their homes and sold for the conservation of the of the fishes and part of then they're used to put it in the oil and the movement of the of the boat are truly created this incredible

source which is our tribute just oil and there's a lot to know the food is. cheap money comes out as miranda was born in chile in the one nine hundred eighty three. when he was a youth his family moved to boston dona in twenty eleven he came to live. to his late say he and the rebbe opened it to. name a spot. i mean it's cozy corner. as to when friends come together to cook and party . along with the regular menu to state the special. giovanni gonzalez miranda acts as so many helping guests choose the right minds to push stocks wines from all over the world. for me wine is more than a drink it's culture it's the landscape. it's part of

a region you don't know but when you close your eyes you think. yes i know what direction this comes from it's part of the. sign. the two trains found a suitable place but they get stripped off on the korean peninsula i kind district . at first to probe was only open in the evenings but now it also offers a punch me. a lot in spite of. well i wonder if dr fish in manet's would go with cricket bread yes your me correctly cricket bread one hundred for a company in finland is baking bread that contains a dried crickets eating insects is of course a delicacy in other parts of the world but in finland such consumption was only legalised last year were guard less i think it's fair to say that eating insects is

definitely an acquired taste. it might not look at the tyson but chocolate glazed grasshoppers actually in trisha's desert and here's another example from finland how you can enrich your diet with insects this pred is full of them each loaf contains seventy dried crickets ground to a powder and mixed with ordinary flour. the only difference to ordinary bread is that this has a special ingredient ground cricket's other than that it's good old handmade bread . things food company finds are introduced into the market it's been in supermarkets throughout the capital helsinki for about two months now . a shift didn't finish legislation paves the way for insects being deemed fit for human consumption. make it back on november the first twenty

seventeen finland and several other e.u. members decided to permit insects as novel food for human consumption that was all turning point we wanted to be part of this trend straight from the beginning and now we have the first in the world to offer cricket bread. to click its only make up three percent of an entire loaf never the less the producers say the crushed bugs are an excellent source of protein amino acids calcium ion and vitamins a loaf cells before you rose. to fame seem open to try it out. is a. kind of crunchy and i guess it seeds or maybe cricket likes the idea. that . it's really good it doesn't even taste like bugs at all it has the same consistency is normal bread and it tastes great light and fluffy.

they're not ready for country wide distribution just yet there isn't enough cricket a flower of a. but they're not getting back to haunt them and soon they'll be plenty for all. i think the strangest thing that i have ever eaten was the goats brain in a lebanese restaurant but i thought it was fetid cheese and that's how to joke and with that my friends we're out of time a don't forget the charges out on face book or instagram to see more fun stories related to the show or from me and the rest of the crew here and your remarks as always thanks for joining us and we will see you again tomorrow for our highlight show. next time on zero max the highlights of the week celebrating the misses inverted style as the artist turns eighteen. french design

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