this is news live from berlin the u.s. senate receiving the article of impeachment against donald trump accusing him of inciting the storming of the capitol we'll gauge the mood in washington and ask why impeach an ex-president also coming up by the blood between the european union and a major corona virus vaccine maker astra zeneca says it's cutting deliveries to the e.u. where the vaccine will out has been slow at best we'll hear from germany's health minister and find out more about the rollout across the english channel. and

stepping aside to step back in at least prime minister is set to resign with his government in crisis but observers expect that he'll be back. i'm told me a lot of welcome to the program the u.s. house of representatives is due to send the article of impeachment against former president donald trump to the senate that will trigger preparations for an impeachment trial which would be the 1st faced by a president after leaving office trump is charged with insights in the attack on the u.s. capitol by a violent mob of his supporters he previously faced impeachment in 2019 over his a attempt to pressure ukraine for personal political gains but the republican led senate at the time acquitted him. let's bring indeed up hughes

washington bureau chief innes paul innes thank you for joining us some republican lawmakers are concerned about trump's devoted base of voters and of objected to the impeachment is the true rift in the republican party this is the challenge for the republican party in the so-called post trump world tony you know his devoted and loyal supporters have made it crystal clear that they will only accept politicians that 100 percent supported the former president on every matter and this fracturing is also beginning to show in congress either you support president trump or you don't so the war is that these loyalists are really going to sink the party for the future. so the man is already gone from office but aren't impeachment usually focused on someone who's in office.

i'll tell you the fake this president trump was never a normal president the former president is being accused for inciting an insurrection something that has never been seen in modern day politics we all always have to keep that in mind when we discuss this i would standing and then president of measure so for the democrats they just want to make an example of trump even though they may not have the numbers to convict him they just want to make sure that no president ever can attack the democratic process again that by the end of the day holds the u.s. together. the supreme court just dismissed emolument cases against trump what exactly are those and what does the court's decision mean. well you know it really by the end of the day would mean if they would really get 17 republicans to war for the. president trump would never ever be able to hold

an office again and that is what the democrats ones to happen but as for now it doesn't seem too likely that they get the support of the 17 republicans they would need and this is a split senate with $5050.00 so it's probably likely that it won't take place now all of this will take some time as all these debates and trials go on but one that distract from biden's joe biden's legislative agenda. well that was the big fear from the beginning on. joe biden obviously isn't a big supporter of this impeachment but you know they have no time until february 8th and they try to get as many of biden's new administration into office is indeed that is

a fear that the attention of the new administration is really taken away by the 2nd impeachment of former president. ok in a school that's news bureau chief in washington thank you for bringing us up to speed now let's have a look at the headlines from around the world. u.s. climate envoy joe and john kerry has told a virtual summit of world leaders that president joe biden's new administration will play its role in tackling climate change last week biden signed an executive order returning the u.s. to the 25th paris climate accord reversing the country's withdrawal i don't trump. scientists say the earth's ice is melting at almost 60 percent faster than it did in the mid 1990 s.

as global warming accelerates a new study published in the cryo sphere journal found that some 28 trillion tons of ice of melted in the past 3 decades causing sea levels to rise 3 and a half centimeters. uganda's high court has ruled that the house arrest of the opposition leader robert chug and i knew that's popularly known as bobby wine is illegal a judge ordered security forces to immediately leave body one's property missing that turned politician has been blocked from leaving his home since elections on january 14th but the line says the elections are rigged in favor of the man who challenge incumbent president you're wearing was having. a french court has begun hearing a case against large multinational companies accused of selling the herbicide agent orange to the u.s. government during the vietnam war a french vietnamese woman filed the suit in 2014 against firms that made all sold the chemical she says it caused her and others grievous bodily harm.

the e.u. is on the coronavirus vaccine supply shock on monday brussels lashed out at the vaccine maker astra zeneca accusing it of not delivering what it promised and threatening to block its future exports the pharmaceutical company said that slashing its covert 19 vaccine deliveries to the e.u. due to supply chain problems and this comes as all 27 e.u. countries struggle with slow vaccine rollouts across the channel britain is having more success getting its citizens inoculated. for these british newlyweds the sense of hope and relief 90 year old jeff holland and his 86 year old wife jenny got married in august now they're getting vaccinated against cold. at 19. i think what you're more beautiful. and i don't want anyone to out. what i

think is really different. to a couple of receive the astra zeneca vaccine one of 3 vaccines approved for use in the u.k. britain is on course to inoculate more than 80 percent of adults by the end of summer by contrast the e.u. as a whole would reach only 15 percent at its current pace. later this week e.u. regulators are expected to approve the astra zeneca vaccine which is cheaper and easier to distribute than its competitors but hopes for a quick rollout have hit a snag on friday astra zeneca said it was cutting its agreed upon vaccine deliveries to the european union by some 60 percent prompting dismay and criticism the european union wants the order and 3 finalists those says to be delivered as soon as possible and we want our contract to be fully fulfilled the european union

wants to know exactly which those says have been produced where by astra zeneca so far and if or to whom they have been deliberate. astra zeneca has blamed the cut on production problems at a plant in belgium but the e.u. health commissioner has called the drug makers justifications unsatisfactory the uncertainty is jeopardizing the e.u.'s goal of vaccinating 70 percent of its adults by summer. and so with that scene supply currently limited to germany's health minister and the rest of the european union pressing to get more doses to the block inspanned told the political editor editor michel occurred that he wants to see fair treatment of the european union. fans if and when it would be a good idea if companies had to obtain a license to explode vaccines so that we can monitor which vaccine leaves the european union after having been produced or bottle to in europe. after all and

almost all contracts were invested hundreds of millions in advance so their production capacity is could be established it's not a matter of being 1st it's a matter of being fair 1st and unfair. italy's prime minister just f.a. conti is set to resign on tuesday his government has been in crisis after a small coalition partner pulled its ministers from his cabinet earlier this month observers believe that after his resignation kaante will try to form a new government broader parliamentary support. earlier we spoke to journalist seem a good in rome and i asked her whether qantas expected move as a responsible one in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic this is a country that up until now now has lost more than 85000 lives to cope with 19 it's dealing with increases in the number of hospitalizations as well as at

missions to the intensive care units the country is in sylvia lock down certain parts in their east peer restrictions in the rest of the country and a vaccination program that we do understand as well is suffering delays of supply and so there are lots of issues to deal with but clearly this came about because of the fact that matteo renzi the former prime minister and leader of that small party meet that decision to cool its support from the government creating this crisis and situation and he has been widely criticized for irresponsible but clearly now mr condit had to make that decision when he saw that he didn't have the support in order to hand in his resignation more than 370 migrants have arrived in sicily after the way picked up off the libyan coast by a rescue ship most of the migrants are from sub-saharan africa and many are unaccompanied children the ship's crew says it was

a huge relief that they were given permission to dock. the ocean viking moored in august in sicily its latest rescue voyage behind it. after being tested for covert 19 the survivors begin to disembark their voyage aboard ocean viking began after being lifted from these rubber dinghies passengers had left their homes in guinea sudan and sierra leone to cross to europe despite the improved transport they were still in for an unpleasant trip. sunday was very difficult it was bad weather and rough seas people get seasick especially children. $165.00 children to be exact many of them unaccompanied 3 pregnant women were also on board. viking turned to italian and maltese authorities after calls to libyan officials went unheeded after a tense wait it was finally given clearance to dock in sicily know the migrants

must be patient once more miners are to be held in the reception center for everyone else it's back aboard another ship in august the harbor where a period of cornton awaits. that they're hiring as the new head coach this 2nd stint at the helm for her after serving as head coach for the club for. 29. dangerously near the relegation zone will be hoping the hunger and turn around their fortunes the club sacked. on saturday. english side chelsea have sacked their coach frank lampard after a run of 5 defeats in 8 league games leaves with the london club a 9th place in the premier league table 11 points off the top chelsea said that performances have not met expectations this season despite the club spending nearly

2215000000 euros a new player as german coach tomas to her is tips to take over from la part. france's ski slopes remain closed due to the coronavirus and demick but in one all pines resort the snow must go on the town decided to go ahead with its annual snow sculpture competition now in its 38th year 15005 for top prize this year's winner was a sculpture of the eagle called the flight of silence. you're watching news from berlin africa is off next with christine window and remember to visit our website for all the latest stories from the all region and around the world it's called of course follow us on twitter and instagram at the news i'm told me all logical for me and the whole team here thanks for joining us.

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full weeks. hello i'm kristie one to it's good to have your company uganda's high court has ordered security forces to free bobby wine from house arrest the judge rebuked authorities for confining wine to his compound saying it was illegal on soldiers and police officers surrounding wives property have blocked him from leaving his house and kampala since he voted in the january 14th. in action now and the main challenge is a president joined with 7071 that he makes. up the votes but why insists he mention was ranked. and. is incompatible with more on the story at a high genius tell us more about the ruling what what did the judge saying the

judge will be weighing is a free month the judge ordered both the police and the military to raise it of course the wind. told us that in a press conference about an hour ago before coming to the site you say that it's not going to comply with what the judge was asked them to do but when i came to meet us programs to know your practice they're both generally some it's allowed to go into the race against the will be willing to go up in question because of the boston so we do know it's not sort of what is up in a book you want to know but from what we learn from the courts but we're going to the free market that's what their lawyers want it changes have the 0 point he's given any indication that they will comply with that court order. from the press conference he has to police folks fossum told to come to that they're going to comply with a court order they're going to withdraw that deployment from will be winds

residence but from what i have seen i don't think that his approach to helping we wanted to come on this to please show us those and find out if indeed the police this week growing the i mean i was the hot seat but when we reached that we found there were so we couldn't access the reasons to conform to what the police spokesperson say 6 hoping to get is and it just helps us about the justification that the authorities. making for keeping him detained in his home. they've been holding bobi wine on i think. if they are allow into hate to the streets he might call the supporters on the side violence so they have been hoarding bobi wine and of the 4 under the claim in the interests of the security of the country they think that if the wind goes out he's allowed to move people will follow him people would be mindful result people would demand for action on this country the country on twitter violent thoughts so holding both the why and they say how does he hoped

bring about peace. in janus tells us about the condition that he is safe to be and of course the specifics of access a family a priest nobody is allowed to access into what do we know about the condition that he is in at this time. what we know based his lies you know in one body when we took himself he ses that thought he's home it is more like a military comb we police and the military surrounding that he's entirely received he cannot sleep means econo texas and he says like food he can to buy food he cannot send anyone to buy anything i did most so he stays busy going to these homes that is the situation of his old mind the idea tweeted that he has a young baby at his school who needs attention who needs to go to the clients see kind of buy food at some point he said and that's the key that you can run out you know. change is what is the public mood in the country and obviously with one of

his happening but also a sense that president un was seventies election when was announced. then went into a country is divided just like there were the results were received from just did they were declared by the electoral commission. the opposition enjoys very strong suppose people are really frustrated there's a lot of teams this police and military deployment almost in every street part trolling the streets from daytime today even throats the night people do not know what is going to happen next but also when you sleep i'm going to strongholds of prison joy i'm 70 there were some parts of the country it's a joyous mood they have continued through the up business as usual they are not interrupted all right. by reporting in kampala not face far from the home by the way thanks genius.

southern africa has been hemant by a net that tropical storm cyclon ilene's has brought extensive flooding to pas of mozambique some way and the north off south africa now the cycling across the coastal mozambique on saturday hitting the port city of beirut and surrounding areas beryl was ravaged a spent 2 years ago by sight and it die which killed hundreds of thousands of people. cleaning up after the strike learning by about heavy winds and rains wrecked thousands of buildings in the city. of storage is estimated that some 7000 people have been displaced in and around. people are in urgent need of essential supplies like food more chance blankets and shelter aid agencies say. wait i'm liable ok. the west suffering from the floods we should have been evacuated but not enough boats of arrived. with sadness i've been queuing up since the day before

yesterday but i haven't been able to board a boat yet. we left everything behind and i only have the clothes while wearing west sleeping on the road under the rain where suffering. that would mean that's bad that would add more fuel for. the cycle i made landfall near by on saturday it swept over the crystal region between speeds of up to 150 kilometers per hour but the winds cause less damage than originally feared. but we have been kind of who are. we when. we were anticipating so. this has been remarkable how it. works on the ground so the floods. they are under the political. system

has been disrupted. electricity has also been knocked out in some regions several rivers in mozambique have burst their banks leaving basti areas underwater much of this is farmland leading to fears people could lose their crops and the waste is now been downgraded to a tropical depression. bringing heavy rains to regions of zimbabwe heading to botswana. now the ports off nigeria's economic capital lagos deeper into a crisis they were already conscious to before the current are spent demick then curfews and lockdown slowed them down even more even call go trapped on the docks now at the same time hundreds of trucks are piled up in traffic outside where drivers can wait days or even weeks to enter the ports correspondent takes

a look at this long standing problem. while we wait time for a game of car these truck drivers on their way to be illegal they've been stuck in traffic wilting here for 2 days now. and we're. just going. we don't know why we're stuck here no money for food is all used up and we don't know when the rules clear again. abdulaziz says he doesn't have enough money to bribe the officers in charge so that he can jump the line not all those trucks are here to pick from the ports whether some of them are also using the approach you want to to wait for customers. in and out of the pot is always sometimes bangs days weeks and even the long in traffic and the longer they went on the road. inside the ports collaring agents bright say he's has

just received a call from his driver after spending 2 weeks in traffic he struck his final almost at the truck. but his journey has only just begun. may be another 2 or 3 days before you can get entry and. i was here when ben entered and they were inside of data on a friday. the lagos sports is simply overwhelmed it's one of the busiest sports complexes in africa and the last time it was expanded was in 1976 ports authorities say the ports now process is up to 5 times more cargo than its original capacity there are 5 of the ports in nigeria but this one in law and handles 70 percent of the country's imports the government is building

a real way to help ease the traffic gridlock but question. action has been delayed due to the 19 pandemic inefficiency of the ports has made. clearing agents. a problem that. 360. the company doesn't own any they provide a service connected agents to drivers prices are not before you can be on the platform also able to see all the different things that would measure how long you take for. your port or your in your tummy factory so you also can manage some of those things we do your own stuff you're going to see the average on our own time for troop 360 found out and he says he. makes more accessible to drivers who have never used a smartphone even with these. insights interior support problem.

this is my prevents the country from fully marks in my eyes in africa markets to keep. meanwhile drivers like. you have to find new ways of spending their time. traffic and that does it for the program today but before we go we want to pay tribute to south africa's oscar nominated jazz trombonist and composer jonas who died on saturday at the age of $83.00. activists music fired black south africans as resistance to repressive white minority rule he is now performing at the frieze of africa concert in london in 1900 joy and i'll see him next time. it is the. most.

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still waiting for answers. this is the w. business i'm in in berlin glad you could join us president joe biden has signed an executive order forcing government agencies to buy american as he calls it biden hopes to increase government per curiam and of american goods to boost manufacturing and construction american allies had hoped biden entering office would signal a return to economic liberalization especially where the $600000000000.00 up for grabs that u.s. federal agencies spend each year here's what joe biden had to say today we're getting to work to rebuild the backbone of america and the fracturing unions of the middle class is based on a simple premise that will reward work not wealth in this country and they keep klank of ensuring that future will be made in america. that means we're going to

use taxpayers' money to rebuild america will buy american products and support american jobs our competitors aren't waiting to ensure the future is made in america we need to win not just the jobs of today but the jobs and industries of tomorrow to discuss this further our correspondent joins us from new york. but in calls of buy american the previous administration called it america 1st what's the difference here really. well one obvious difference is surjit told me well that old saw only brings you so far as your training partner course the united states but what clearly is also a difference is that donald trump worked on a lot with tariffs and so here now we have this authors saw that government agencies are supposed to buy american products they're also changing what is

qualified as an american products or what percentage is actually being built in the united states and just to get an idea of what amount we're talking about we're talking about it industry or it's roughly $600000000000.00 so it's about domestic products as well but biden said he wanted to reach out to allies but isn't this just the opposite. oh well yes so but in general i would say so even if the authors or their government agencies are supposed to buy american products is not necessarily new but did not really get in forced them in the past couple of years and then if you look around the globe i mean there was a tendency for him a lot of countries to actually bring their supply chains back into their country is so vet is also one argument that the biden as administration raise so that especially the pandemic has shown if you're too dependent from foreign nations and

then maybe you might not be able to get certain supplies so that it might be a good idea to bring production from certain items for for certain ira items back to its own country so in this case to the united states. talking about buy america thank you very much. now the coronavirus pandemic has dealt a crushing blow to the labor market even worse than the one dealt by the 2009 financial crisis you might have even felt it yourself now you've got the latest report by the international labor organization to back you up nearly 9 percent of working hours worldwide were lost last year compared to the and the 2019 if you add up the total work hours last us year we're looking at the equivalent of $255000000.00 full time jobs gone just like that and that work is worth $3.00 trillion dollars in lost wages and not everyone has suffered the effects of this

labor disruption in the same way women and young people have been especially affected. now earlier i spoke to the island's director general guy ryder i started by asking whether he was surprised by anything he read in the report not really because we've been tracking the impact of the virus on the world of work since march of last year and we've seen the impact over the years so what we've done in our current report is make the balance sheet of the whole 2020 with the results that you mentioned this extraordinary loss of of work equivalent to 255000000 full time jobs but what we try to do is to break that down and say well what are the realities behind that headline figure and what you find is that about harf of that loss of work is due to people working shorter hours sometimes no hours at all but staying in that job and the other half is about loss of employment

unemployment as such has gone up only i say only by 33000000 but we seen 81000000 people leave the labor market become inactive that's particularly the case for young people and i think that's a very worrying message and it's one of the grab the shop me when i read this report. so there are obviously degrees to this loss of work now what do you say that enough was done is this high about of losses unavoidable or would you consider it a failure well i think there's no doubt that this is dramatic loss of jobs as you said probably 4 times the employment impact of the financial crisis back in 20082009 but the reality is and i think one must recognize it is that governments around the world have mobilized in unprecedented ways and spent unprecedented volumes of resources to support enterprises to supporting comes to keep the economy moving i think behind that aggregate story again as from very different national

experiences some countries have the resources the means the access to financial markets to sustain that effort but if you go to the developing world the emerging countries they have much more difficulty and i think this an even notice of the impact of the crisis and the unevenness of the capacity of governments to respond to it is one of the things that we have to keep firmly in mind as we look to the recovery ahead now the world's only gather every year for the world economic forum traditionally held in davos in switzerland this year however the forum has moved to a digital format because of the pandemic among the attendees is christine legarde the president of the european central bank she came with a message focused on sustainability there is a very strong by people. with

a priority. for. what. won't change under. time now for a look at some of the other business stories making news. modernist says it's working on a vaccine against the new south african variant of the current virus the new mutation of the virus is far more contagious than preexisting variations and other news biotech firm merck says it's halting the development of its vaccine as it hadn't proven effective enough in clinical trials. u.n. figures show china was the largest recipient of new foreign direct investment in 2020 overtaking the u.s. for the 1st time the chinese economy brought in $163000000000.00 in investment as the corona virus outbreak spread across the world that compares to the 134000000000

attracted by the u.s. . credit suisse is among a group of european banks saying they will stop financing trade in crude oil from ecuador the lenders were facing pressure from environmental campaigners who said they've become complicit in the destruction of the amazon rain forest. now 2 years ago today a dam burst in southeastern brazil killing hundreds in an avalanche of mud the down was part of an iron ore mine owned by brazilian multinational valley one of the world's biggest mining companies compensation talks are still underway as the so as is the search for those responsible. to years after the bruma denio dam disaster survivors commemorate the victims they want justice and for those responsible to be prosecuted. i lived very well with my

husband with a lot of love a lot of dignity and hominy the mining company came in and just took it all away from him i want justice i have no words to describe how much pain we've suffered. many will never forget the dramatic images and general 25th 2019 in iron ore mine belonging to brazilian multinational bali suffered a catastrophic failure an avalanche of mud buried 270 people on live and laid waste to villages and farms the region is now contaminated with heavy metals from the toxic sludge several bodies have yet to be found survivors are still waiting for compensation. damaged will she not only did the volleyball mine collapse destroy my family and destroyed countless other families as well many people die and we can't smile anymore because they are. a brazilian judge has frozen the equivalent of $1300000000.00 in the mining companies

bank accounts as collateral for the damages facing charges are both valley and employees of a subsidiary of german auditor tooth zoot which answer to find the damage say 4 months before the tragedy occurred. if no agreement is reached by january 29th a court will decide on who must pay how much as well as other penalties. and finally in the world of digital downloads the humble video game store is considered a bit of a relic but that hasn't stopped shares and us retailer game stop from leveling up game stop stocks have a rocketed almost 180 percent from their value on friday morning that's all thanks to traders on wall street bets for a club together to push up the price short sellers who bet on falling stock are furious $1.00 such investor said turn research said a few days ago game stock was worth just fine $2.00 it hit a high on monday of $119.00. you know what they say for

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in the arts world today streaming events online have become the norm the pm here in berlin has just posted to shoot it week for the 3rd year running this time with no live audiences buffs non-participants could watch and listen in live the whole idea was the brainchild of the american lyric baritone thomas hampson who coaches young students stasi yeah it's all next and all using the works of the great master of song from schubert. oh i hear thomas hampson fine tunes a signature technique in a workshop. i was sort of my own colleagues can cross is that it's not really about

us singing it it is always about. the story of capital oss of course with over $600.00 songs that's a lot of stories. for 6 days thomas hampson transformed the pierre boulez silent central berlin into a laboratory for schubert's leader he's one of the best contemporary singers of opera and leto born in the united states he now lives in switzerland and is a passionate teacher here in berlin he helped ease young singers from around the world find their way to shoot but the essence of who bought. i hope it doesn't sound too simple but to me the inner life of human beings. was astounding in 814815 when he literally changed the law inscribed slimes cape of german song song in general. who.

for hanson schubert's great talent was his skill at expressing inner state such as happiness jealousy and love through music. this is kate of until into sheerly 2nd time taking part in hampton workshop she's from georgia and is now under contract at the start see how to cut. some of them since i got thomas hampson has a very good teacher which not all world famous singers are i was really very pleasantly surprised that he's such a sensitive person. as well and since the pla since you've been mentioned is. of course him since schubert meat also had to adapt to pandemic restrictions participants had regular antigen tests and had to wear masks there was no audience in the hall but the workshops and concerts were streamed on line them and people had to keep their distance staring away from one another in the singer's world is

difficult teaching from a distance i was admonished lightly this afternoon and it's all well and good which are to close. on one of the evenings the master himself sang. an undisputed highlight of the berlin schubert me. thomas hampson the place it was reassuring to see that even someone like thomas. anderson gets nervous during a concert and that it's ok. thomas hanson is not only a great artist but also an inspiring teacher. you

need say holds a doctorate in international law she's also a successful author with her writing style compared to that of ray bradbury she can now most probably list of talents syria perhaps profit 12 years ago she wrote a novel called the method all about it dystopian future in a fictional country with a health dictatorship where health is literally everything an interesting premise right now. what if you never had to get sick again and never had to have another cold let alone a heart attack stroke cancer no parkinson's no all timers sounds pretty great right even if it meant making a few lifestyle changes. in.

the method by you would say this is about a future in which people's physical wellbeing is the top priority but there are rules everyone has to stay inside sterilized zones and do their exercise and no one is allowed to drink smoke work sleep with anyone who is it immune system is not compatible. a regime called the method monitors its citizens to make sure they comply the system seems perfect in its rationality but 24 year old moritz once more he wants emotion and excitement and freedom. unlike an animal i can rise above the compulsions of nature i can have sex without wanting to reproduce i can decide to take substances that unchained me from my body and allow me temporarily to be free i can disregard my survival instincts and place myself in danger for nothing more than the challenge and the thrill. to be human it isn't enough to exist if to exist

means simply being here in this world man must experience his existence through pain or intoxication through failure after more it's framed for murder possibly by the regime his sister mia fall into a depression she finds herself rebelling choosing personal freedom over a life of health and security the consequence of her brutal you would say is this topi in page turner is about a nanny state taken to the extreme the regime in the method is horrible and oppressive but it may still have you wondering how much would you be willing to sacrifice for perfect health. the church concerts patrick proscar works in a variety of autistic disciplines from painting to ceramics and as a sculpture and the sculptures you're about to see are also illusions he creates

pool traits which depending where you are standing in the room looking up 3 dimensional and 2 dimensional then if you move again they can just be a pot of computers all shoes. 'd 'd these images play with press but 3 d. becomes to. the various elements fused together into a picture of the writer fans kafka an animal or fic portrait. of anamorphic comes from greek and means something like reshaped. and i thought at 1st the image appears distorted and takes shape only when you change your perspective although the viewer has to occupy a certain place in the room to see the intended result. check artist specializes in such illusions is an amorphous art works can be several meters

across and take up entire room. luster portraits of famous checks here we see the founder of the multinational footwear company. a large like. is one of my latest works. all the enemy morphic sculptures you see here are made up of objects that have some connection to the subject. so this is in fact a portrait of tom. made entirely of shoes. on his wall. for weeks prasco collected around 200 shoes worn out shoes and scraps of fabric and leather to assemble the many elements he needed for his piece. it's one of the most challenging sculptural techniques i know what. not only do the objects have to have something to do with the subject they also have to be of a particular size so they can fit into

a certain place in the work. and they have to have the right color since i also use them to modulating light and shade i need just the right color and an absolutely compatible shape. like brushstrokes the work is based on a photo of. this pile of pewter lamps and other electronics conceals a portrait of nikola tesla the great pioneer of electrical engineering. it takes patrick about 2 months to complete a project like this. a precise sense of visual proportion is vital when assembling the elements. when i do a portrait of a world famous figure i really have to be exact right down to the millimeter for that person to be recognizable in the end. so i've always got to be checking to be

sure it's right i have to go to the viewer spot and check everything again and again. if you element is not in just the right place the portrait could become a kind of caricature. patrick prasco exhibits a sculptures in the illusion art museum in the old town of the czech capital prague . the exhibition centerpiece is dedicated to the country's most famous composer. the other side of this coming double portrait made of musical instruments and sheet music depicts between. it's a sculpture that can be viewed from all sides not just one. the subject continuously

changes. it's a truly 3 dimensional artwork and definitely one of my most complex. patrick rush though is constantly searching for new raw materials for his unique portraits who knows what he'll come up with next. finally today it's 10 years since protesters gathered in tahrir square and car at the beginning of egypt's arab spring the song leave by musician rami became the anthem of the uprising that resulted in his arrest and torture 10 years on an exile in sweden performed again at a concert risked we'll have an interview with him in a couple of weeks but for now here is in concert by. the it is the law but. the law

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