Thanks Morten, for a nice time around the guided tour on the Saturday afternoon, in your precious workstudio on the first floor in an urban compact living two-storey-flat in lower Vesterbro:-)! It was indeed interesting to get a bit more closely acquainted to your music-, film- and book collections. Particularly the middle part of the bottom shelf in the bookshelf next to your music equipment. I could (nearly) die to have - exactly!! - that set of vinyl records from the 70s and 80s. And then your humble presentation of the recent book editions from Det Poetiske Bureau. The reading from the dadaist poet's CD, as well as the fancy poetry booklet with the printed work was a clear height during the guided tour. I will get it for one of my old favourite friends, for Christmas. However, I enjoyed encountering the Indonesian / Congolesian masks with their wretched faces (among the strangest things I found in Morten's house), and the Ugandian elephants (they gave me a particular story) too, of course. As well as the joy in finding common threads & interests in literary (book / film) experiences in general. Last, but not least, I now know that you ARE the one to tell the rest of us what "the Study of the Upper Air" is, before the end of this week. With all those attic windows pointing straight towards the open sky, you have there in the ceiling of your workstudy, you should know;-)!//or why not consult your colleagues in the Niels Bohr-institute for some assistance in the matter!? // Looking forward to your reply here on the blog!! xx, Anneli
PS I will take a walk in your area in Vesterbro later on in this week (Thursday?). I really want to visit the design project (http://www.kristinalykke.dk) you recommended me earlier. As you know I have a special interest in Vietnam and Vietnamese culture / handicraft. Looking forward to this experience too!
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