Author: aerodinamica

  • à bientôt

    Paris Centre Pompidou

    Today is the last day to visit the Centre Pompidou before it closes for five years for renovations. Designed in the 70’s by two young unknown architects, the Italian RENZO PIANO and the British RICHARD ROGERS it was officially opened on 31 january 1977. 

    And it was a shock! “Paris has its own monster, just like the one in Loch Ness” said the French magazine Le Figaro, “Notre Dame des Tuyaux“, “Centre Mochebourg“, “Oil refinery” were some of the nick-names but at the end it was a popular success with more than 200 million visitors since 1977.
    And it was a shock even for me the first time I visited Paris.
    It was at night, the Piazza was deserted and I saw an alien spaceship landed in the heart of the city, was I living in a sci-fi movie?
    Today I still love this radical and futuristic architecture, I love the lightness, the transparency, the see-through, I find it so elegant and so sexy!
    Inside I love the bright, open and wide spaces, the feeling of being inside the building but at the same time, still inside the city and I love spending hours in the bookstore looking for a new book.
    Outside I love all these tubes and pipes, I love the bold colours used as symbol, blue for air-conditioning, yellow for electricity, green for water and red for pedestrian circulation. 
    I love the periscope-like giant air vents of an imaginary transatlantic space liner, I love the red zigzag and I love the unique view of Paris from the 5th floor.
    I am sure, next time I will be in Paris, I will miss you!
    Photo: Antonello Tabarelli de Fatis


  • 1970-2025

    1970 Anti Nazi League

    ANTI-NAZI LEAGUE leaflet – London – 1970
    OH SO PRETTY – PUNK IN PRINT 1976/80 – PHAIDON 2016

  • gertl

    gertruda eisinger

    I think it was in 2013, when I was living in Prague.
    I was invited to the exhibition Fireflies in the dark, drawings of Jewish children from the concentration camp in Theresienstadt. Often next to the drawing you could see a picture of the young artist. GERTRUDA EISINGER was very beautiful.

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  • à paris

    adolf loos tristan tzara

    ADOLF LOOS is one of the few Architekts in my hall of fame.
    I first discovered his great talent during a trip to Prague at the end of the 80’s, then as a young Architecture student in Venezia, I focused all my studies on his work. His love for classical Architecture, his minimalism and his modernism had a strong influence on my culture and my style. I love the clear lines, rigid interior spaces, flat roofs, terraces, absence of any ornament and decoration he used in all of his works.

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  • 10 years

    aerodiario charlie hebdo

    07.01.2015/07.01.2025 JE SUIS toujours CHARLIE HEBDO

  • stay festive!

    Happy Christmas 2024

    Natale 2024. Stay festive!

  • hold me!

    Neck lanyards T90

    Need one? The brand new collection of neck lanyards and key holders RACE LEADER and T90 is now available exclusively here . . .

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  • a san remo

    Nice-San Remo-Nice

    If anyone needs me, I’ll be in San Remo in two hours!

  • das attentat

    1972 Olympische Sommerspiele in München. Das Attentat.

    Olympic games are not always a festival of happiness and sport.
    In 1972 during the Olympische Sommerspiele in Munich, eight arabs criminals, members of the palestinian terrorist group Black September took eleven hostages, all members of the Israeli Olympic Team and killed them. One hostage was castrated and abused after he was shot!
    This is islam, these are arabs!
    In all these years and thanks to the Operation Wrath of God, the Mossad, the national intelligence agency of the State of Israel killed more then 200 palestinian terrorists members of the palestinian armed militant group Black September and operatives of the Palestine Liberation Organisation. Of the eight arab criminals involved in the Munich massacre, only one is still escaping. For how long?