środa, 31 lipca 2013

Skólavörðustígur Street


View on the street from tower of Hallgrímskirkja





Homage to Sólon í Slunkaríki
Sólon Guðmundsson (1860-1931) was a worker and eccentric poet in Isafjorður, a hermit and peculiar in his ways, named after his house, Slunkaríki. In his later years he built a hut, where everything was to be opposed to the traditional, the corrugated iron on the inside and the wallpaper on the outside.
Asked why, Sólon answered: "Wallpaper is for decoration, dearest, and therefore it´s sensible to have it where most people can enjoy it." Sólon died before the construction was completed.




Cafe Babalú







"Broken-hearted" portrays thinking about Icelandic society in periods of tumult. Home is where the heart is and Icelanders share this home... What we do have in common is that we are living together in unrestful times and demand positive changes for a better future?








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