alphaville, 1965

i was watching this film the other day in my computer, "alphaville" from jean-luc godard. there wasnt any sound on, just the image running while i was listening to some music instead of hearing the dialogues. somehow the images matched perfect with music.
he had such a good taste on the compositions for the shots. here are some of the pics i took from the film, therefore the texture of the screen of the laptop and the film itself. i love how it has this sort of elegance on the set, the actors, the way they dress and act. relaxed coolness.

kim+thurston

check the whole thing here, at neo2.

jack goldstein

paul se acaba de marchar.

se dividen mis amores entre océanos y continentes

herbert bayer, bauhaus

I love his style as graphic designer and artist:
Portrait of him working: 1926

harpers bazaar cover (1940) vogue page (1945)

exhibition poster 1927:

noche /nacht

patrick, rosa, maria.

mañana /morgen

Marilyn Minter: "What i tell my students is: just work with your truth; tell your truth, no matter if it offends anybody or not, and it will be right. You just have to make an image of your truth. Maybe that´s what you meant by pure sound. The only way i can describe it is that inner voice, and it has to be from that pure place. You´ve got to leave everything open ended, so that people can bring their open story and tradition to it"

Marilyn Minter on Parkett, 2007.