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will discover more about the artist to create thump at the top of the show. hello, and welcome to another edition of your max with me, your host. megan lee. here's a look at what else we've got coming up with the secret to fedex, the famous cheese, from greece and one photographer's passion to farm mosque in europe. the unique self portraits of italian artist, julia grillo, are gaming lots of attention on social media. her photographs are combination of reality and fantasy, and she provokes the bureau by distorting ideas of beauty. we visited the artist in london for a look at her latest project. with an ice cream ball, you can get your teeth stuck in 2 fingers that cigarettes tried places. this

is this the real world of 27 year old julia goody law. the italian artist self portrait of fascinating assyria listen to me is like the liberation of the unconscious. so i like to put to really isn't we photography because it's my way to bring my ideas to life. so it's something that just exist in my mind that i actually monitor to make it real good. even though often goes browsing through the antique and vintage shops of camden passage, north london, a native of italy, she moved to london in 2018. i moved to london gazebo was dream, to move to the big city full of artistic opportunities. actually when i come from,

i'm afraid to say that there's not much space where creatives like me, and here of course, creativity is always around the corner. she likes to take on different personas and uses everyday objects to evokes to real worlds. her creations combine elements of theater, graphic design, and photography. on occasions she collaborates with other artists from europe, the united states and japan. for some of the portraits julia greenow research has brought body parts of the kind typically used in theater and film she calls in latest project. i'm old is many people told me that my war kits quite disturbing. and i actually want to find the balance between the beautiful and the discharge being so, so for me it's important and like to provoke our reaction as a sort of shock in the mind of the view were i ones that you were to confront

themselves with like their deepest fear so maybe desires it takes her about 3 hours to get dressed, made up and do her hair for most of her tableau. julia green know, often appears in the guise of adult suggested by her not though my yard name is pretty dull because i'm quite petite and old. so because i one to simulate the appearance of a doll as you know in the pop, serious painting as it is this dolls. and i think it allows me to create these kind of dream mist scenarios and also a race question about what is real and what is not. she tries to stick as many artificial is to herself as possible. quite children,

the right make up and output is crucial in all her projects. julia gorilla completes, most of them on her own. occasionally, her partner might linda hand the other clients to translate verbal expression visually bringing out both of funny, under metaphorical. i started to show my work on social media and now i think i create a kind of community and i like it because it's like a digital museum. when you can showcase your war, can have people's feedback. but at the same time, it can be like corrosive. because i feel like artists have to adopt every time to new trends. in addition to photography, johnny ugly. no has been experimenting with videos on social media. now pity dawn has almost 200000 follow is on instagram. and she's wrapped up millions of these on

tick tock. i like to think that everything in life can be art even, you know, the most simple things. so i can see art in everything and these is why, for me, art is not something complicated. this, that goes on for julie. i get a low revealing this real in the every day fed achieve is an essential part of greek cuisine. but in order to be called, fed up the cheese, that must consists of sheeps or goats milk. and it must be made in grease. now there are lots of fakes out there. but for the latest edition of our series food secrets, we went to greece to see how the real thing is made. ah,

yes. when the ball 2 different that has never taste the same, it varies if it's different. if it comes from a place by the sea or from apply in the mountains in the northern, think it on a bundle. if at a militia as part of greek culture, we used that everywhere bundle. ah, ah, ah, ah. well, my dad jamante, he most bill i'm is later. thanks. we're last. we've been running this farm for 25 years and produced vent a cheese under the brand name. i grew up d my the a month ago with laura leigh in a vase. milk is the basic ingredient of feta because you need good milk for good fatal hope are we must our heads go up the mountain every day and graze on the best tubs like that. oh miss oregano time on the minutes,

sage and wild auto body. and man by school. no, it helps the animals produce rich mill lucille and the conditions and the stools are very good. are the animals, the happy law that makes them will very good. meaning we get great photo gallery that'll put this. it would have been a politically fiber bo gallop, it takes 3.2 to 4.5 liters of milk to make one killa fetter. a t z to be called fit. it has to be made of 100 percent sheeps. no, god can consist of up to 30 percent growth. now, that's a couple years ago with a photo of the milk, milk, and face contains the more be current and firmer. it gets a lot of speed, but i know the whole kits pasteurized the bathrooms. if somebody or the milk is pasteurized or 20 minutes, 65 every celsius to obtain a safe final product. okay, awesome. and then we let it milam cool down to 36 degrees and add the random if

they have on we start and wait for it to think it. yeah. mesa when i got this little moment of it, it be getting interest of my he is brennan is an enzyme, and young goat stomachs who have only drunk milk so far then with the goats have yet to consume any grass i think and that lends the fed a tank flavor of a minimum, but if we could have them use your now we wait about 20 to 30 minutes for the mil to thicken up so we can cut it and put it in the mold. is that under with been with? did obama now? we take a cheese curd from our plot and import into perforated mooney. the other thing we drain the moisture that way and just the firm material remains so mm hm. it has a limit. well, now we continue with salting. we use quarter grains olathe. it makes up about 2 percent of the feder he bought of is worked with us, is called dry, salting mute sick. i thought i've looked at all that in la jolla. definite,

believe me, yet the salt gives the better its taste and protects it. good. it was, although we sprinkle salt on the surface and that way they slowly penetrates into the core of the fetter. up we'll see, gaskets never add salty milk. after one hour we turn over the molds. what that will me or if we do it again in the evening like me again. and then tomorrow morning, the sultan continues neglected to get his lover's mother. after i do this 3 times until we can take out the cheese and move on to the next to me. when i hear you can already see how the fed is nice and firm. we then cut it and put it in the candle. what was the one with the so then ago we put the fed up into the contain personal loan and add unpatched. her eyes, brine, containing 12 per cent. was all against vidrowskow mild. yes. big building. ethel i law then it's off to the agent room. to snow here begin less. the fella motive isn't because you know, they got a lot worse. the fetter is lowered under 18 degrees celsius for about 15 days.

lexical beheld the cheeses, ph value changes, and the brian penetrates deeper into the cheese and making it develop a stronger acidic taste. eversole joselyn with well now we go to the final step in the refrigerator when the p u. the fed us days here for at least 3 months until it's ready for sale to life. some of them age here for 6 to 8 months. say you have, you had 2 to 6 degrees celsius fuel. up over above move. they will say either the liquid sciences where the final aging phase occurs also been so that all the longer the fed is stored here. what are the more p content becomes a and in my opinion, go, that makes it taste better? because the cool j, if you're, if you're so fi and mega ah, europe is home to some 50000000 muslims,

and the mosque is essential to their religion. well, modern european mosques have notable aspects of their construction which differ from those in muslim countries. these diverse structures really caught the eye of german danish photographer, a current med carson after he converted to islam in his early thirties. well, since then, he's been on a photographic journey to capture their unique architectural features. ah, the oriental ornamentation, intricate calligraphy and a magnificent chandelier all play a part in german, danish photographer, mac crawls and fascination with the architecture and athletics of copenhagen's grand mosque. but to him, any mosque is a very special place in a washing machine and a mosque. i mainly drawn to the tranquillity. that's one here to war. come come last one here that you can calm down here. coffee. read the calligraphy fuss and

maybe strike up conversations with fellow muslim. mostly it's chris crash. crating is a part of it. of course, the church model for, for us, but also finding peace here and just enjoying the surroundings and dealing long and is la mic architecture in europe through his lens has become the photographer's ongoing project. so far, he's photographed over 70 months in more than 15 european countries, including germany, italy, spain, and the united kingdom. his also published his photos in a book. so what difference is, has he noticed compared to moses in the islamic world? good call with us to you. i think the mosque is in europe or more modest and smaller than those and muslim countries. of course your home as as to solution in a devout muslims pray. 5 times a day with men and women separated. a most always faces the kaaba in mecca,

the central shrine of his love. you are the most, are usually not allowed to make a call to prayer of allowed speak his and for quite some time. no. the mission was given to build minerals. the towers with the coolest made from the growing number of muslims in europe has meant that many musts are now easily recognizable from the outside loin, we're down. we're soon martin. no modern mosque was here in denmark, half a permission to build mentor at this one. it was, it wasn't always that way. it was last year when the 1st mas was built outside copenhagen. in 1964, i was explicitly forbidden, but today, thank god, it's gotten better dunk, a sort of boy. i can't ask miss crowd than grew up in a conservative christian family in athens, west germany. in the late 19 seventy's, he travelled through asia and africa and it was on this company tift that he learned about the islamic faith. in 1992 in his late thirties,

he converted to islam. photography has since become a means for him to reflect on his identity as a european, muslim pumpkin mac does. his anguish. i realized that this is actually what i'd been looking for is european islamic architect zilk. i liked it so much. i immediately fell in love with these moth. i'm just holler, that they are my mosques and my great passion. when a quarter day to day he is in mamma to photograph one of sweden's oldest moss. the islamic sent a nama was built in 1980 full. this is laden, listen, community comes together to pray and socialize, crowns, and just taking pictures of them must be full. but that was over 20 years ago. you still missed my here. com or him, which is when i 1st came here to photograph a mosque back in 1999. these minarets didn't exist. discovery walker only the

prayer house and this courtyard here. these are for who is a tribute court. art is a typical feature of a model more thank can be found everywhere in muslim countries than people meet and gather here is before entering the mosque, color prayer, touch base with on the animal shake, it will come to be images of this and the many of the mosques that echoed athletes . carlson has photographed of the past 2 decades. several exhibitions, ah, his book include some of his personal favorites. ah, ah, i know the place where she is to my favorite mosque is the one in bella rues. does it get it from wish this yellow mosque here? simply because yellow is my favorite color. that's why i told us my newest project as a danish book on a day. and that will be even more detailed and beautiful than this one or fewer to

show or not. sure not is returning to his adopted home in copenhagen and cut off with crawls and continues his ongoing project. he's not only hoping to process his own story through photography, but also to help combat prejudiced against muslims in europe. it's easy to be enchanted by travel pictures we see on social media sites like instagram . but once we get to the intended destination, or the notable landmarks really photo worthy, we thought we would put back question to the test with a photo tour of berlin. and you'll be surprised by some of the things we discovered . the brandenburg gate, the berlin cathedral, and alexander plus these berlin landmark feature in thousands of photos posted on instagram. and they always look amazing. but can reality live up to the glamorous depiction on social media?

it's time for a reality check. the lynn is by far the most visited city in germany. in 2022, an estimate of 10000000 tourists came to the german capital and they had many photos spots to choose from, including the city's main landmark, the brandenburg gate on puppies plat. it looks great on the instagram, but how about in real life? and what if you catch it on a great day with hordes of tourists in front? right next to it the famous hotel oblong can pinsky is another instagram, hotspots, chef concierge. you are him link knows the spot better than most. so i'm guessing, i suppose if you know it's a special place, you know, i often snap outside to look at the last sun rays coming from behind the victory column and the wow, that's a very beautiful scene. i'd say motifs, august 4th. but despite the throngs of tourists and bad weather, it has to be said that the brandenburg gate is indeed a facial worthy spot. also popular and instagram is the berlin cathedral and its

adjacent lost garden. the 120 year old church is a venue full services concepts and even acts of state. it's the largest protestant church in germany, but unlike most german churches, tourists have to pay an admission fee of $9.00 euros to enter money well spent. if you ask a beetle, pastor michele cursing mornings and kind took a stand in the morning when there are no tourist center cathedral organ is just practicing. it's filled with music and sunlight, peak on phones on the list. it keeps amazing in my own law place and i sit down in the view and look around and just feel great. oh me safe and that's which made my debunk. when shaw and can isa doesn't been gone. stumper our conclusion, the burden cathedral also lives up to its picture perfect in for an image. and it has great views from above all towards berlin's famous tv towel in

the family term. as it's known in german is another iconic berlin symbol. it's the tallest building in germany, and towel is over the busy alexander plat squared. but that filter the snapshot stones show that in reality, alex on the plots, also known as annex is a busy and fairly gritty. and is that he square, which is why on alexander, me and off comes here often to do of an outreach work on for mission there, alex english humans in tucson or me, alex is a very interesting place because people from all walks of life made here, i would smooth, unemployed, people, managers, eurocrats and social workers like myself. what does review street workers it's out of. i thought there are people of all ages to see it either. that's what makes the place. so interesting, saunders, i so much happening here in short, if you want to get to know the real berlin alex is the right place. but if you only want to see the beautiful slides of food and you might want to spend your time elsewhere spinning

straw into gold that only exists in fairy tales, right? but something similar happens in the craft of straw. mark a tree that's when straw like this here is broken off in process, so it ends up shimmering like gold. it can then be used as an inlay in furniture. now this technique dates back centuries and it's almost a forgotten art. but in paris there is one woman who embraces this craft to the point of perfection. oh, to thought that straw could shine so bryce and be so versatile that thanks to the artistry of leaves on to cook. ah, because he is a hammock, marcia, when i really became interested in store market trade, no one knew much about it. it had fallen out of fashion, but i just fell in love with the material with straw lee. it's

a crash highest endured for over 30 years. on real pit popped on nothing. i'm live on, the call a straw mark a tree specialist i restore and create objects and straw bye ah. this craft has been practiced in europe since the 17th century. straw split, flattened and affixed to surfaces like wood for near using died a natural straw. modern design objects of luminous surfaces are produced that leads on to cold, pear street ah or thing humoredly it will you furniture and wall coverings all on the line and from time to time, special orders exist there. vega and non like disco, fred, which i'm doing with an artist named pierre marie and his niece, of course, hire good. he designed this little box. that's crazy passions that i've really love

making is that money's will quinta thought the rice draw she uses comes from burgundy in central france. the right storks can grow to be 2.5 meters tall. after the harvested the store was cleaned and died different colors at her workshop, the stalks are split open and flattered. the stores coated with the silica a natural varnish that makes it glossy. is keanta. what makes this material so extraordinary is the silica which makes it water repellent within, you know, put water on straw marketing and it feeds are very big and strong, strong imagined battle by much stronger than you might think. you're on thought that little, even a 2 star restaurant in paris, boarded these room dividers from these undergone. they create a special,

cosy atmosphere which guess appreciate, oh, we'll put yourself good cities on the go and give is that many people know that listen to con, made these office. what folks like most is that it resembles sunshine. just these kinds of lines change color according to the intensity of the light and the daylight we have, i am your new rules equinox she, tubby, of feats kit is one of the few other crafts women in europe working with straw marker tree. she has her studio in berlin, blue seamen, shrouds from b lafelle and western germany also makes hard from straw. she learned her ross from these on the coast. when working with straw patience is a virtue, depending on the complexity of the pattern, it can take up to 7 days to complete a one square meter surface. such as arabic, it's quite repetitive,

and i'll call you glue, glue, and castle glue, glue, and cut. i leave them that you need to be passionate about the material and since its qualities, the luminosity and very sensual nature, when you touch it by you. but i like and this is trauma. she requires patience, precision and passion of real interest in the material of, of my chair. just like back in the 17th century straw mark a tree is still all done by head and just like rumpelstiltskin, these crops, people come to an humble straw into gold. and that brings us to the end of the show. be sure to check out our website for this week's viewers at draw and a chance at receiving some items from our d. w. uncensored collection. with instructions on how to access unblocked media

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