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[Invitation] Stories from the Streets of Berlin - Kovacs & Dyberg's Album Release Concert

Do you already had any planes for the big Friday Culture Night (Kulturnatten) in Copenhagen? No?! Come to a CD release concert in JazzHouse!

Danish/Hungarian vocalist Kamilla Kovacs and Danish/Swedish saxophonist Mia Dyberg are releasing their brand new album called "Stories". The album is dedicated to the Capital of Germany, where both artists lived.

"After living in Berlin, we felt a need to express the moods, stories, and the special energy the city gives us. We have composed songs dedicated to different places and streets in Berlin that meant something special to us or inspired us. Among others there is a song to the Ghanaian pushers in Görlitzer Park (Kreuzberg) one to the lost love in Neukölln and improvisations dedicated to the ghostlike mood on Nalepastraße (Rummelsburg)", said Mia.

Where & When: JazzHouse, Friday 10th October 2014 at 23:00

Check out their Facebook event.

All pictures are from Kovacs & Dyberg's last concert in the Café Det Vide Hus

Two Suns

I love playing with stones at the beach. You wouldn't say it, but they could be quiet colourful.

I made my first stone sun on the Rhine river bank in Bonn. I came there early morning and spent there two nice hours searching for stones and putting them together.

Now I live in Copenhagen and explore local beaches :)

Kirigami Flowers

When I studied in Germany, I lived in an uniform dormitory on the outskirts. My room was simple. Simple and white. Simple and white and sad. Actually, simple and too white and too sad.

One day, when I was browsing the Internet, I found a great video about kirigami flowers and I fell in love with these paper blossoms. It is not difficult to make them at all. I asked one of my friends to help me with this project. We had lovely time together cutting the kirigami flowers, glueing them on the wall and adding small funny details.