we're going to be good to. have you now with us our innovations magazine forty. two hours from now every week and we look into the future. science and research for. iran welcome to another fun filled edition of your max i'm your host at mag in leave from a dream home on moto a walk down memory lane we have lots in store here's a look at what's coming up. paper paintings british based artists through their brush guy uses a quilting technique for her colorful images of blasts from the past

a new photo book shows how the wall used to define the cityscape in former west berlin. clean fun particularly out alcohol is a growing trend among the health conscious. most artists draw or paint on paper but the russian born artist yulia brought skye out paints with paper now she uses colorful pieces and cuts and folds the strips into the shapes that she wants now her creations can currently be seen in the display window of a london lingerie shop we met up with the artist in her studio. you have to look twice to really understand what this work of art is made of it's comprised of hundreds of little strips of paper which together form a picture but it's the combination of colors and shapes which gives the portrait its depth paper artist and illustrator yunior broadscale created these works she's

been fashioning paper three d. pictures for a decade. they prayer is just amazing it's like simple versatile there are just so many things you can do to it it can fold it it can cards. to. name it really like to use it. julia came up with the idea of creating three dimensional objects from paper when she was experimenting with her signature after that are objects evolved to be more and more complex. the russian born artist works at her studio in some top north of london she uses a technique known as quick paper filler greg it's achieved by rolling strips of paper into coils and folding or curving them into different shapes. then they're glued together it's pipes taking and exacting work. the

mental easing this technique and working with paper is just the time it's so time consuming slang for intensive takes days and weeks to create primitive lists mall size artwork there are lots of details to corporate they have to be really patient and usually a regular basis art supply store to stock up on paper to make sure that it's thick and robust enough to create strips that will hold up if the paper is too thin it tears easily. getting the right color calm. nation is important. i'm also really drawn to different colors because in a painter i can just makes the paint on the ballot and gets any any desires. to shade of color that's why i'm limited to what i can actually buy that's why and

on the low for all different shades and. colors that they can pull simply use. it's often inspired by plants each of our artwork starts as a sketch then comes the de town. she cuts the paper and strips for the hobby knife then shapes them into individual elements. finally she posts images of the finished works on instagram she has more than thirty thousand followers people always ask how you how you down the woods how long it took you can you see the process. and so what is the better way then to show how it's done than just use an instagram little time lapses so i started to use social media just to get people an insight into my working

process the advertising industry has also taken an interest in your ears paper she has created works for an american airline. a japanese design a fragrance. and a british car brand. religious even graced postage stamps. and not long ago one of her designs was reproduced in advance of formats in central london now serves as a window display in a clothing store first step in the artist's next direction. my plan is to also try to work on the slightly larger q. four and make the impact when they get the largest scale. my next goal is to try and find a way to just. make it. has no desire to experiment with other materials she's already found her ideal medium with paper her

ideas blossom. ok time now for brief roundup of other stories making headlines on the culture seen in today's express. do plants respond to human feelings. the florence experiment at palazzo struts he seeks to find out. the installation by german artist carsten helena and italian biologist stefano mon crusoe comprises a pair of intertwined slides that spiral visitors twenty meters from the second floor lodger to the courtyard. each person carries a plan which after landing is evaluated by scientists to determine the impact of human emotion on plant growth the lib also includes two cinemas one screening comedies the other horror movies and the volatile chemical compounds produced by the audience's reactions are directed to plants on the plots as facade where the

impact is expected to visibly influence their growth the florence experiment runs into august twenty sixth. an installation of ceramic poppies is on display in front of the royal armories for nelson in portsmouth england. the flowers representing soldiers who died in world war one all ranged in the shape of a wave reminiscent of many mit jump. the installation was unveiled at the time of london in twenty fourteen to mark the centenary of the beginning of the war. in the countries of the british commonwealth poppies are a symbol of remembrance to all of the war dead. and design week has kicked off the slow any demo binay is the world's leading international fenix and design fan more than two hundred thousand exhibitors are showcasing the latest infinit chennai tinged dekel and more is an emphasis on

products that address climate change the nature of digital technologies and multi-functional interconnected spaces the fad runs through april twenty second. next up we're heading north to experience the norwegian west coast not the best way to see the landscape there is by ship otherwise it's difficult to maneuver through the jag and coast which includes numerous fiords well in light of the one hundred twenty fifth anniversary of the norwegian ferry company we travel aboard one of the special share the northern lights and other wonders of mother nature. it's on its way on seems off on norway's eastern coast. all year round hurtigruten ships make sched jewel trips on the norwegian coast.

it's quiet on board there are fewer tourists making the journey this early in the year the family from germany is enjoying the mix of relaxation and sencha. i'm not sure it's the room the one hand it's quiet but we can also take part in the activities without the typical tourist commotion he says to push to move there isn't a trace of many who prefer this season to summer here to see one of nature's most spectacular shows. well the people who come in the winter want to see the northern lights in this atmosphere with apply all colors across the sky sometimes violent or past the aurora borealis of course that's what the islands out on the couch they look completely different in winter than in summer right now they look very white out in the atlantic. the voyage takes travelers

past more than one hundred fiords and makes calls in thirty four. of them. at one of the stops a nighttime snowmobile tour is on the program people who join in hoping to catch a glimpse of the northern lights even in temperatures as low as minus twenty celsius they go way out into the mountains in search of them the outing takes three hours but even though the skies are clear the lights are hard to see. if you're from a proper that we've seen some northern lights but they were more like a cloud sort of blurry not so clear. yet what he thought was decay if we hope that we would see more now but it doesn't look likely will. they go back on board outside of trumps or forecasts come in of an hour or up.

everyone looks up into the sky in all and on this night then not disappointed. music. just hope i think media is on the go with. the northern lights coupled with a full moon is a rare treat the display that last several years. page from that finally got the experience she came for. after waiting so long for a good show of northern lights today it was really worth it they look much better

in pictures than out in nature and we finally managed to get the kind of shots we were waiting for. now we can treat the whole family to photos that will make them a bit envious to the one that put those. different hotels it takes six days to get from kirkuk as in the far north to bergen in southern norway where the trip. the call. was set out again in the evening and head back north with new adventure seeking passengers on board. from the wilds of the norwegian coast to the desolate spaces that once the round of the berlin wall it's been almost twenty nine years since the wall opened up and the divided city was once again reunited now there are little traces from where the wall once stood and the empty spaces that once labelled deathtraps are now bustling with activity but thanks to one photographer hans mendo we can be reminded of the

way things used to look. berlin's potsdamer platz was once a wasteland traces of which are now hard to find even for hans to be amanda who spent years photographing it. possible to locate the exact position today really very difficult. the kiosks were over there. that was back then in the shadow of the wall or across the street didn't exist this is box from a straw. released must be the spot approximately. he's talking about the vantage point for one of his photos the image doesn't show what one would expect the death strip barriers border guards men to wasn't interested in the berlin wall itself his focus was on the barren spaces along the border the finger hung on these areas of waste land had a very graphic quality. oh there were wide open spaces empty

buildings the wall was like a ribbon and as it cut through the city it created urban landscapes that were unique in the world. i was fascinated by this incredibly hard division documentary that was very important to me. after he finished school mendel left his home in rural lower saxony to study photography in west berlin the city's residents had been surrounded by the wall since one thousand nine hundred sixty one and had learned to live with it or rather to ignore it as best they could it to make pastoral islands developed at its ends. is a newcomer mendel had no experience of the wall then a girlfriend took him to the frontier of the island city of west berlin. he was entranced by the no man's land he found there in the fall of one nine hundred seventy eight mended began his photographic exploration of the walls periphery for

months he meandered alongside the one. hundred sixty kilometer long barrier through the city it was a lonely journey when you see it in the pictures there are hardly any people in them and that's not because i asked people to move out of view there simply wasn't anyone but. another scene of desolation was the former railway station on the top down who today it seems like the wall sucked the life out of vibrant squares and spaces that once lay in the city center. the image document the scars of the divided city places forever lost all the pictures exude calm mendus journey along the wall was nothing of the kind. where you knew all your go off on to the viewing platform or look over and see the border fortifications the broad strip in between the east german border guards with

adults and you would know this was the death street where people had lost their lives trying to flee linda's photos are included in a new book on the wastelands along the berlin wall a window on the past that offers insight into the present. the former restaurant fine house hoot for example was the only building on potsdamer platz that survived the war and the war it's disappeared nevertheless in the mid all the new buildings it's here in the former heart of the city that the photos show how deeply the wall cut into the city's fabric. despite its redevelopment puts them up plants is still not a very inviting place haunted perhaps by the wasteland it once was. but still berlin has certainly come a long way since then art well time now for my favorite part of the show when we get a sneak peek into someone's house will abode in today we are heading to the mediterranean

island of malta this is where one british family chose to settle after being constantly on the move now they enlisted an architect to build their dream home and anyone who visits will quickly notice that wood is their material of choice. this house is a typical example of modern multis architecture which features clearly defined structures to smooth bright exterior. the edwards live here northeast of the letter with their daughter isabel who lent her name to the family home. welcome to my health. from the front door you can see all the way through to the garden and the swimming pool this visual access makes the outside area appear as part of the living space the edwards moved into the house in twenty sixteen. russell an internet expert from britain and his wife lorraine have travelled

extensively and moved house thirteen times already here they finally feel at home for the first time. i may not tread lightly i like. it just flows really nicely so i always feel. at home there's something lovely about waking up here every day and pretty much the sun is going to be shining and that's really nice. because the sun makes you happy. in order to bring the natural born clean sign the owners relied completely on board as a design element. the entrance area is almost completely paneled with oak and looks like a huge sculpture with indirect lighting. i was worried that they would take a lot of my space because they were talking as well behind these units you can storage things so we have the furniture actually here so i thought that either will

take the space of the entrance but like i said you aren't witnesses these looks fantastic. the white nishan of wooden wall in the foyer is mirrored by a similar shaped shell. and the kitchen. the west trying to put the house all together because white is very clean very i don't know i mean money speak but for me to have a need to be that warm so they're all here was a fantastic idea and i think that is different to any other kitchen is the sign for me i like like that. the architect wanted the sonic dining table to form in design with the kitchen. but that proved to be impractical to walk around this thing so i think. that's a long way so what we tend to do is return to pull this down

a little bit and then we can we can quickly skip through that but that which makes it a lot easier when you're putting your feet on the table every day and stuff like that so your architects a great idea is that sometimes you change little things here on. the staircase of the multi-story building with four hundred square metres of living space is decorated with a motif that features the plaques in space perspective. the master bedroom on the first floor is decorated in quiet patient earth tones in harmony with the wooden structures on the ground floor. tiles is the color scheme in the living room. and built in wardrobe is hidden behind the dark blue wooden wall the living room is the focal point of the house. normally we'd sort of turn the lights down and just relax is one of the if i don't

say the only lounge that we have really sat down on a joy and drink usually not their homes that we have to leave before never happened this is my. right and. left. they don't have the garden usually remains open in the evening after mild temperatures prevail all year round on the mediterranean island of malta. interior design at its best check out our you tube channel detail the interior design stunning ideas spectacular buildings and d.i.y. tutorials on home to khorasan we'll take you inside the most beautiful european homes show you the latest in furniture fabrics and accessories subscribe and don't miss out see you. so now is a good time to let you weigh in on this week's drawing we would like to know which

subjects you like best or which topics you think we should cover here on your max now if you give us your opinion you could qualify to win a euro max watch just go to our web site for all of the details ok next up it seems that there is a trend growing when it comes to go way out of the so-called sober sensation is for people who don't need alcohol or unhealthy food for good time instead those who follow those trends were nouns alcohol and eat vegan food and they are proving to everyone that you can still have a good time. without drinking a drop of alcohol cannot even be fun. the organizers of the sober sensation party series are convinced that you can every two months a trail like tito tongue in cheek with the present site guy stuff. i love owns it and type these days everybody's abstaining from things and trying to live healthily

so while sober sensation of events are really suited to these times of the things haunting without drinking coming loss of a. feeling it was the revellers nonsense of some top notch because ponting on an empty stomach is never much fun. but if this is moroccan beetroot salad. served with pantethine chips. and demented that's. that is followed by the main cost the going fish and chips which is jackfruit as a fish subsidies perfect full health conscious policy make has to not only shun booze but it also animal products. that are just about as i thought it was fish it for us it's for the consistent sounds like meat it was delicious far far look up there was a pretty good for me for a male i was surprised because i'm not keen on vegetables at all it's a new kind of experience is that it was. the vague in food is light enough and the

guests can immediately hit the dance floor afterwards. but it takes a while until revelers get into the groove. i just don't miss it it takes a bit before the party really gets going and we serve some unusual shots to help get in the mood there's an effort and energy drink and i want to boost your concentration drink that you'll be wide awake and full of energy. off to demo guests join the party crowd without the mail the entry fee is ten. or is the only nice is original drew inspiration from turkish parties which are often to tell you how old i live three nobody drinks it. is a totally different atmosphere of our guns and we are in a sauna now relaxed and to morrow we will be too hung over to remember we did today . abstaining from alcohol clearly doesn't mean you can haunt you the night away and so the sensation will soon be conveying its message in other european cities like

heaven pagans and. and with that we come to the end of the show don't forget to check us out on social media for more on the program we are on both facebook as well as instagram and you can always go to our web site to see the reports again as always for me and the rest of us here your max thanks for tuning in or see again tomorrow for. the next edition of your a contemporary jobs from from the humor to some visually expressive choreographies of d.c. combine elements of dom's video and music they've been experimenting with different forms of expression for thirty five years that performances on just entertaining in strolling melting reality with illusion next time on your own backs.

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