Music: Playlist#3

-1 Quantic - Apricot Morning
-2 Diesler - A Little Something Feat. Laura Vane
-3 Steve Pointdexter - Sex Chants (rdo play version)
-4 Omar S - I Hate
-5 Marcellus Pittman - Skylark (late morning mix foool )
-6 Norm Talley - Change
-7 Theo Parrish - Future Primitive
-8 Mike Grant - A Beautiful Thing
-9 Dj Snotburger - Snotann
-10 Oasis Collaborating Omar S - Oasis 6

Enjoy...

Culture&Events: Lille3000

Lille 2004 drew its strength from the artists and residents who transformed the city throughout the year. It left landmarks which will remain both in the collective memory and in reality: the Metamorphoses, the Mondes Parallèles, the Maisons Folie, festivals, celebrations and, above all, an amazing enthusiasm.

This dynamism will be extended further by lille3000, encompassing the wider world and questions of the future, by making full use of the know-how and attributes of the Lille metropolitan area and surrounding region.

Lille3000 explores various domains: the economy and new technologies – through, for example, the exposure of new textiles, one of the fields of excellence of our region -, the idea of a new city lifestyle and the construction of the city of tomorrow, notions of spirituality and, in more general terms, questions of society and civilisation.

Lille3000 > every two years exploring a new theme from across the globe.

For four months, lille3000 will inject a dose of Eastern exoticism into the city and wider region. With an energy reminiscent of the one deployed during Lille 2004, lille3000 will involve several towns and cities on a local as well as Euroregional level.

In 2006, India and - to a lesser extent - Finland provide the themes. In 2008, it will be the turn of Eastern Europe.

Art: Interactive art with Carsten Höller

For her last artwork, Carsten Höller invites visitors to slide into some impressive scultures presented in London's Tate Modern’s vast Turbine Hall from Oct., 10, 2006 to Apr., 9, 2007.

Höller’s commission continues his exploration of communal human experience by asking visitors to interact with her artwork.


The experience promises to be fun and fascinating for all involved.

All photos by Marcus Leith and Andrew Dunkley © Tate Photography

Architecture: Kubik by Modulorbeat

Modulorbeat, an architecture studio based in Münster, has designed a temporary installation, called Kubik's Big Tank for some daily electronic music events, organised this last summer by Balestra Berlin.

To create Kubik, Modulorbeat used 120 illuminated plastic water tanks, filled with an illuminant (bulbs). Hence, each tank can be controlled thanks to the electric bulbs, creating an amazing oversized low-tech screen.

This outdoor club was at Köpenicker Straße 36 in Berlin-Kreuzberg from July 14th to September 16th, 2006.

I will be there on the next time...

Digital Features: Aeon by Nokia

Nokia's R&D unveils its last concept, called Aeon, a full surface screen cellphone. Aeon appears as a complete touchscreen streching over the full surface area of the phone. But this not yet a reality: we hope that Nokia will develop this amazing project.

Unfortunately, the defunct Benq-Siemens has never released its exciting Black Box concept phone, a full surface screen phone.

Design: SMOOL Designstudio from NL

Looking for a new watch, I discovered a non-existing watch designed by Smool, a design studio based in Netherlands. Smool designs products for innovative companies and creates refreshing concepts for new products: from special interior products, mobile phones to design shoes...

My wanted watch is unfortunatly not in production yet :(