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or amazing make up. the hours of optical illusion is just one of the exciting topics we have on the show today hello and welcome to another exciting edition of your i'm max i'm your host meghan lee it's good to be back in the studio here's a look at what we've got star. ok this is not an accident it's a popular dessert brush up. getting that hey find out why you're all next reporter meryl and more amped up from head to toe in the rock. but first dutch painter vince in fact has one of the most famous artists of the nineteenth century about wasn't the case when he was living but now has works are instantly recognizable due to his stylized brush strokes volumes have been written on his works and their meaning and in adam a that movie was recently released about his life well now a digital museum in paris is going up step further by displaying hundreds of his

works immersing visitors in a full sensual experience. it seems as if vincent van gogh once to tell us something. and this is hers here can almost feel the delicate breeze of the starry night. his eight hundred eighty nine masterpiece in french lend me a twenty is what gives the multi-media exhibition in paris in him yet its name. who is the director of the digital culture center located in a former metal foundry the cultural agency could to esperance has long experimented with ways of allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the work of the dutch painter with all their senses. to his past the most is the philip the new technology called amiens arts music immersive experience the idea is to connect the

images with music creating a virtual reality in which one coughs paintings become a unique arts experience that will give us all. to do this one hundred forty video projectors light up some three thousand three hundred square metres a projection space over five hundred paintings and drawings shine as large format three d. animations on the ten meter high walls. a special soundtrack completes the excursion into. in the world of bold intense colors. really often vanguard has a painter who is very well suited for an immersive exhibition like here in the till yet believe me or. the large format projections make it possible to highlight the work structure as a result vince of vanguard's work can be examined very closely that much of what could be a bunch of us on good. delight

and sound shell lasts about thirty five minutes. maybe exhibition made me cry it's really emotional and beautiful the installation gives us the feeling that we're standing right next to the painter. was the light projections really bring out his use of color little. indescribable difference this mix of music and pitches it's like therapy simply fantastic it's a very different experience from seeing the pictures in a museum it was more like telling a story and i thought it was very nice. the digital exhibition doesn't work with originals but that means it can display an artist's complete works in one place and therefore reach an entirely different target group. to see the democrats it is also a way to democratize access to art and culture but it's also

a real work of art in itself. of all it's a digital recording but an artwork of its own artist to get all to. this is yours to paris have until the end of the year to be transported into the heart of vincent van gox expressive and powerful works. this classical musician is mixing use of all genres like few before hand. peerless maxime man beats up has become something of a superstar in asia for his the classical interpretations on pop music now he uses his solid classical music training to expand into other areas maybe it's his music is drawing in crowds who would rarely attend a class of music concert he caught up with him as he tours europe with his latest

album new silk road. recognize this piece of music it's the well known in the home of the mountain king by norwegian composer edvard greek written in eight hundred sixty seven when moxie merits and plays it it's neither classical nor pop it's his very own version. that was a student at the colors i would like apply for the pier at certain hours someone told me back then and they're going to cross or i will say they're crazy there's no way i don't know why and i was very very into classical music and then i said you know we need to find a way to introduce younger audience to classical music because otherwise. one day they want to continue the tradition of classical music.

to croatian pianists crossover concept seems to work it excites audiences including those at his very first berlin concert. the third day he's so wild so full of emotion and all of it at the same time so you don't know where to go with your feelings it's totally crazy something i've never heard before you know it is a bit different but i'm not such a big fan of classical music but the way he mixes things up on. brings them together with so much energy that is unique from what people are asked to go to the opera or to all the stuff it's like is over their head because is it a language or something that they don't understand or recognize or something like this is something that you recognize. beautifully it's a comes from sheba neck in croatia at the age of eight he discovered the piano at a friend's house and fell in love with it and classical music.

none of my parents or none of my friends you know and they were connected to the classical music that was quite surprising for them why do i want to play classical piano i thought as i started to play in the world in music school i knew that something which i want to be all my life. when he was fifteen war broke out in croatia which was then part of yugoslavia during that time his connection to music and the piano grew even closer his music school to shut down but he continued to have lessons in the basement. it was like kind of always told me him and my teacher you know cause you know be surrounded beautiful music just helps to talk you know separate your reality which was of course under some terrible at the time and. despite the horrors of the

war he was able to prepare for a national piano competition in zagreb. under the care played and i wanted to first prize and it was like huge success and i was. we both saw on the oval and my peter was crying and i always said that flag one of the biggest work through the my life not just because you know i want to come but this about because of the all to trace of what was wrong in not just the vote against that situation and continue. later he studied classical piano in zagreb budapest and paris and smarmy but surely made a name for himself as a virtuoso. he once played the flight of the bumblebee by nikolai rimsky-korsakov in just fifty six seconds he became known as one of the fastest pianists in the world his modern interpretation of the piece also appeared on his first crossover album the piano

player in two thousand and three it was a career breakthrough to date he has sold more than four million albums in fifty seven countries. a couple months of my life the earth upside down i signed the here which calls are two of the biggest you know record labels in the world it's like a dream come true from one situation to another. interview to has so far released eleven albums he plays concerts world why. his greatest success has been in asia in japan and china he plays shows with lots of effects in large concert halls in front of tens of thousands of spectators and to his fans he's a superstar. i. will see about that so many people who are accept him as their day like here music i think it's very rewarding for every artist you know and special to have been a friend of corn for the ethic like forever that i have. in addition to classical

pieces he also gives familiar pop songs a new sound like john legend's all of me. and how does he deal with the critics who don't know what to make of his classical pop fusion. for the people who like. luckily there are many people who love the. nazi mirror of the plans to keep experimenting with musical styles to get even more people excited about crossover and classical music. it's probably happened to all of us at one time or another rewiring along and. you accidentally drop a potted plant making a mess everywhere but the guard grisettes skin who once did the same thing saw cole

and mary opportunity in this dirty mess the russian chef had the unusual idea of turning it into a dessert now it's become a hit and thanks to instagram not only in his restaurant in st petersburg. strawman the very first we make a flower pot using a silicone baking. powder. will make it look like the plot is broken record of bill's. now will fill it with moves made of sour cream and call of the how we. how it is actually a turkish dessert made from various nuts and seeds good such essentially seeds. i remember from my childhood is made of sunflower seeds. so no.

shit happened to all of us as children messing around at home and accidently knock over a flower pot what it is. that. exactly what i wanted to capture. and then you think oh no i'm in trouble now but if. the baltimore school next we had a teaspoon of pepper ice cream. there's a no it symbolizes the punishment on the. punishment with pepper ice cream is the logical next step every prank is punished in the end. of course i'm not going to spank my guests but punish them with pepper ice cream it bites the tongue. out of the script on a ship that music. now is holding is filled with the earth which we make from chocolate brownies. is

a craft and the garnish is also completely edible at the super fresh mint and of bellflower it's to talk. the trick here is to serve the dessert on a real parquet floor tile. similar the soil spilled on the floor splinters of the broken pot with all the crumpled flour and i'm telling the whole story. on average we sell two thousand of these flower pots a month but that's twenty four thousand a year for a restaurant with seven different desserts on the menu. don't get more you still i long dreamed of making

a dish that would be the talk of the town and. some spirits. and then i did it go over. but at the same time this dessert is really stealing the show if the given one you. can use the critics i do a lot of new dishes must so many original desserts or so all with ideas and messages behind them it's notes that those are still. something that i want my guests to notice them as well. but this flower pot just there is so popular that it's all in the limelight. so with this reform i'll have to invent something that takes some of the shine off of that dessert with something so original that it's a passes the flower pot is how we do it in the city.

next up is it a bird or a plane you know it's just a bunch of man among the euro max reporter max mair all dressed up as straw bearers now why are they doing this you might as well europe is filled with interesting traditions and one of them in germany involves strawberries and legend has it that they appear in late winter early spring to ward off the last cold bits of the winter season max travelled to the heart of germany to find out all about it. it's the stuff of nightmares months a year these creatures are let loose in the quaint village of his are located in the german state's business the town has a small population of just five hundred people but it boasts a grand tradition the strong and i'm going to be one of them. now in the

countryside there's plenty of hay and today my charland is to wear a forty kilo outfit. my outfit of the day is made of hey. as an outsider i will be the last to get dressed up plenty time for a little research at the village museum. time magazine i like to learn a little bit more about the origins of the strawberry tradition how did it all begin and that's why it's on hold sufficient to well that's pretty uncertain as if we've known the strawberry day since childhood the same goes for parents with mule but i don't really know of a specific date it's always been about driving winter away it was a spinoff by facts of the by the amount of straw left over from the winter season dictates how many straw best can take this year there's enough to make six the

so-called breaking of the limbs is necessary otherwise you couldn't move in the tightly wrapped straw. once you're wrapped up it's time to weight the fact that i'm allowed to take off is a special exception whether it was such a good idea i'm not so sure about that anymore. i'm up next real pros are at work here none of them i'm doing this for the first time it can take up to two hours to wrap the bag up in straw most dresses have been a strong themselves that doesn't mean they take any pity on me no special treatment they wrap me up as tightly as they can. but where am i here my office by the back of my office by life how far from your behind. there's still some space

left. this is tough work for. dressing process is actually somewhat dangerous for us bez quite. if you have fainted when wrapped up too tightly this is one of the reasons why the straw has to be broken at the joints. if. if it's a few inches about it thinking born of the ancient tradition has let me to my knees this should give me a little more freedom of movement but it's hard to stay balanced i know that. all that little time to take my first few steps meanwhile. there's no bare friendly taxi available like bales of hay were carted to the starting point in the back of a tractor and i feel pretty helpless. slowly

i'm regretting my decision but at least there's someone to take care of me. good i'll be taking care of you today as you'll bear later if there's any problem just let me know i. know i trust you completely of course i don't have much choice. every strawberry is led on a chain by a local lady part of the tradition. only young men have been dressed up the oldest in their late twenties because this is exhausting each of us lugging around forty kilos. walking is hard enough but now all the bears are supposed to dance back in the day this was an opportunity for the young villagers to get a bit closer with a safe area of straw between them. after two very long hours as a final race a race to freedom i can barely take it anymore and the others feel the same all of us bears end up in a sweaty heap. finally we are cut out of our costumes

want to torture. for. the world. but it feels great to be free time to get this reception. the long march and those at the big bomb fire i'm quite happy to see the stroll we were wrapped in burns to a crisp in a matter of minutes. bill that's about as hope as i felt in the course soon but it was a really lovely day in a really great tradition because everyone in the village trained together everyone to have a great start time it feels like it really brings the community as more from the

end of my toughest tasco so you're a much supporter i'm pretty sure it was the last straw in my short lived back career. home back that loved it as well you can see a longer version of max's quirky adventure on our youtube channel. now make up is normally used to enhance your best features but make up artist a look lucho uses it for a completely different game he creates optical illusions on his face and head as disturbing as some of these images may be there is no doubt that luke has an amazing talent for transformation. it's a master of optical illusion and to create them he needs nothing more than a brush and some makeup normally the makeup artist and shoes that his clients look fresh and natural but when it comes to his own appearance he prefers to distort it

and produce three d. illusions. but if you go into your these in your lap on the run i'd love to draw ever since i was a kid but was it because i'm passionate about three d. and makeup i wanted to bring them together the result is what you see today is enough but boy look at both of them in there really is the thought. that the hairstyle on the lawn chair lets us watch over his shoulder as he works on one of his creations instead of a wash carton blow dry blue chip will split his own head open up the i mean one but what we depends on the image usually takes me between one and two hours. did we audit was the first to decide on the angle because a perspective to see and to produce in the three d. a fact but it did mean that if it took thirty. to create this three d. effect blue chip foose draws a visually distorted version on his head. in the end result is hard

to picture at first. and the more thought it important that getting the lines right is crucial if not completely precise than all the work was for nothing. but i mean this so getting them right is a fundamental part of the work. post the fruits of his labors on his instagram channel over two hundred fifty thousand subscribers marvel at his photos and videos in twenty fourteen began making optical illusions on the palm of his hand his create. sins ranging from chu to abstract images started attracting lots of attention. this video alone has been viewed over two hundred thousand times. that interest me that there's four months of people like to alter their look like cause us to experience

a transformation they'd otherwise never experience in a marriage and that they have fun seeing something new because it's about innovation and i think that's why they like it so much because of the wall after ninety minutes is pretty much finished his split head is only recognizable against a black background and when viewed from the right angle. here is the man with a truly open mind. or us personality and with that we come to the end of the show don't forget to follow us on social media and you will find lots of videos from the program on our website and of course you can also take part in our weekly draw and automatically qualify to win any exclusive euro mag watch as always for me and the rest of the crew here thanks for joining us for seeing again next next week.

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