The Fisher Account
Award winning multi media project, which coupled dance phrases to a live stream of stock market quotes.
Michel Houellebecq: The Elementary Particles
A friend recently told me she had read about a dozen books during an illness and wondered how many books she could have read if she hadn’t partied so much all her life. I have read many books and I often wonder how much I could have lived if I hadn’t read so much.
Feigefossen
The hike to Feigefossen, one of Norway's highest waterfalls, is a short but rewarding hike.
Wisshornweg
The Wisshorn trail offers amazing views over Zermatt and the surrounding mountains.
Aaschlucht
The hike along the Aaschlucht from Engelberg to Grafenort is a relatively short but wonderful hike.
Feegletscher
The Feegletscher is one of the most accessible glaciers in the Swiss Alps. The hike to or from the glacier is also quite beautiful
Gemmi Pass
The hike across the Gemmi Pass to Lämmerenboden is a classic. Indeed, it’s referred to as a classic among the classics.
Bøverbreen
The Bøverbreen is an arm of the Smørstabbreen glacier in Jotunheimen National Park. I had booked a guided tour to visit the glacier.
Gletscherschlucht Grindelwald
The amazing Gletscherschlucht in Grindelwald is well worth a visit if you happen to be in the area.
Michael Cunningham: The Hours
The Hours is a book about happiness, the happiness that resides in the simple things which we only become aware of long after the moment itself has passed.
Djuna Barnes: Nightwood
Nightwood by Djuna Barnes is one of the few books I’ve read more than once. The sentences seem to flow over the pages, at once 'heftig bewegt', then 'utterly tranquil' or 'quietly flowing' as Anton Webern annotated his Five Movements for String Quartet.
Georges Perec: Life a User's Manual
Life A User's Manual is a book for readers, and the more you have read the more you will appreciate the subtle references to other novels and popular culture. But to say so would do injustice to a book that is quite simply a marvel to read.