We got told it would rain. We didn’t listen and left with our tent. During the four days in Saaremaa we tried local garfish and enjoyed our morning coffee at the sea.

We rented a car and drove to the Niagara falls. Once there we were welcomed by empty bar streets and closed motels.

The best thing about Japan was finding an abandoned love hotel, the stories told by various drivers and an unexpected dinner with a family from Nagano.

On top of the preparations for the exhibition this week included building theatre flats, wallpapering, a fashion shoot and hunting for furniture around Southern Finland. 

I’ve never been so unaware of a country I’m traveling to. Sushi and sumo wrestling. But what else is there?

An abandoned school is peaking from behind the leaves.

I’ve always enjoyed water as an element in my work. This summer I haven’t utilised the opportunities with warm water. 

I was first greeted by a strictly religious dentist, who suggested me a good spot to hitchhike after giving me an unopened bible followed big a wet kiss on my cheek. Let’s say that I preferred the cold beer that I got offered the day before. 

After a refreshing swim and my third ride for the day I made it to Kavala just before sunset, this felt like a small victory because I didn’t have an accommodation yet.

The departure day from Thessaloniki started really badly, when I got off the citybus a stop too late and ended up in the middle of nowhere on the highway in the boiling weather.