Africa

DAVID HAASE: SYNESTHESIA You see something and feel it — The sensory perception makes its own way through your mind. Don't we all know this? As an artist, it's a matter of reinterpreting these impressions and bringing this inner world out into the open. What this means for photographer and director David Haase is shown in his short film "Synesthesia". He tells the story of his inspiration, vision and the resulting art, which is presented as an independent and same named series of images. The shine in the cold, the sparkle in the heavy. Like the depth of the endless ocean and the glitter on the surface of the water.

DAVID HAASE: SYNESTHESIA You see something and feel it — The sensory perception makes its own way through your mind. Don't we all know this? As an artist, it's a matter of reinterpreting these impressions and bringing this inner world out into the open. What this means for photographer and director David Haase is shown in his short film "Synesthesia". He tells the story of his inspiration, vision and the resulting art, which is presented as an independent and same named series of images. The shine in the cold, the sparkle in the heavy. Like the depth of the endless ocean and the glitter on the surface of the water.

DAVID HAASE: SYNESTHESIA You see something and feel it — The sensory perception makes its own way through your mind. Don't we all know this? As an artist, it's a matter of reinterpreting these impressions and bringing this inner world out into the open. What this means for photographer and director David Haase is shown in his short film "Synesthesia". He tells the story of his inspiration, vision and the resulting art, which is presented as an independent and same named series of images. The shine in the cold, the sparkle in the heavy. Like the depth of the endless ocean and the glitter on the surface of the water.

DAVID HAASE: SYNESTHESIA You see something and feel it — The sensory perception makes its own way through your mind. Don't we all know this? As an artist, it's a matter of reinterpreting these impressions and bringing this inner world out into the open. What this means for photographer and director David Haase is shown in his short film "Synesthesia". He tells the story of his inspiration, vision and the resulting art, which is presented as an independent and same named series of images. The shine in the cold, the sparkle in the heavy. Like the depth of the endless ocean and the glitter on the surface of the water.

DAVID HAASE: SYNESTHESIA You see something and feel it — The sensory perception makes its own way through your mind. Don't we all know this? As an artist, it's a matter of reinterpreting these impressions and bringing this inner world out into the open. What this means for photographer and director David Haase is shown in his short film "Synesthesia". He tells the story of his inspiration, vision and the resulting art, which is presented as an independent and same named series of images. The shine in the cold, the sparkle in the heavy. Like the depth of the endless ocean and the glitter on the surface of the water.

DAVID HAASE: SYNESTHESIA You see something and feel it — The sensory perception makes its own way through your mind. Don't we all know this? As an artist, it's a matter of reinterpreting these impressions and bringing this inner world out into the open. What this means for photographer and director David Haase is shown in his short film "Synesthesia". He tells the story of his inspiration, vision and the resulting art, which is presented as an independent and same named series of images. The shine in the cold, the sparkle in the heavy. Like the depth of the endless ocean and the glitter on the surface of the water.

DAVID HAASE: SYNESTHESIA You see something and feel it — The sensory perception makes its own way through your mind. Don't we all know this? As an artist, it's a matter of reinterpreting these impressions and bringing this inner world out into the open. What this means for photographer and director David Haase is shown in his short film "Synesthesia". He tells the story of his inspiration, vision and the resulting art, which is presented as an independent and same named series of images. The shine in the cold, the sparkle in the heavy. Like the depth of the endless ocean and the glitter on the surface of the water.

DAVID HAASE: SYNESTHESIA You see something and feel it — The sensory perception makes its own way through your mind. Don't we all know this? As an artist, it's a matter of reinterpreting these impressions and bringing this inner world out into the open. What this means for photographer and director David Haase is shown in his short film "Synesthesia". He tells the story of his inspiration, vision and the resulting art, which is presented as an independent and same named series of images. The shine in the cold, the sparkle in the heavy. Like the depth of the endless ocean and the glitter on the surface of the water.

DAVID HAASE: SYNESTHESIA You see something and feel it — The sensory perception makes its own way through your mind. Don't we all know this? As an artist, it's a matter of reinterpreting these impressions and bringing this inner world out into the open. What this means for photographer and director David Haase is shown in his short film "Synesthesia". He tells the story of his inspiration, vision and the resulting art, which is presented as an independent and same named series of images. The shine in the cold, the sparkle in the heavy. Like the depth of the endless ocean and the glitter on the surface of the water.

DAVID HAASE: SYNESTHESIA You see something and feel it — The sensory perception makes its own way through your mind. Don't we all know this? As an artist, it's a matter of reinterpreting these impressions and bringing this inner world out into the open. What this means for photographer and director David Haase is shown in his short film "Synesthesia". He tells the story of his inspiration, vision and the resulting art, which is presented as an independent and same named series of images. The shine in the cold, the sparkle in the heavy. Like the depth of the endless ocean and the glitter on the surface of the water.

DAVID HAASE: SYNESTHESIA You see something and feel it — The sensory perception makes its own way through your mind. Don't we all know this? As an artist, it's a matter of reinterpreting these impressions and bringing this inner world out into the open. What this means for photographer and director David Haase is shown in his short film "Synesthesia". He tells the story of his inspiration, vision and the resulting art, which is presented as an independent and same named series of images. The shine in the cold, the sparkle in the heavy. Like the depth of the endless ocean and the glitter on the surface of the water.

DAVID HAASE: SYNESTHESIA You see something and feel it — The sensory perception makes its own way through your mind. Don't we all know this? As an artist, it's a matter of reinterpreting these impressions and bringing this inner world out into the open. What this means for photographer and director David Haase is shown in his short film "Synesthesia". He tells the story of his inspiration, vision and the resulting art, which is presented as an independent and same named series of images. The shine in the cold, the sparkle in the heavy. Like the depth of the endless ocean and the glitter on the surface of the water.

DAVID HAASE: SYNESTHESIA You see something and feel it — The sensory perception makes its own way through your mind. Don't we all know this? As an artist, it's a matter of reinterpreting these impressions and bringing this inner world out into the open. What this means for photographer and director David Haase is shown in his short film "Synesthesia". He tells the story of his inspiration, vision and the resulting art, which is presented as an independent and same named series of images. The shine in the cold, the sparkle in the heavy. Like the depth of the endless ocean and the glitter on the surface of the water.

DAVID HAASE: SYNESTHESIA You see something and feel it — The sensory perception makes its own way through your mind. Don't we all know this? As an artist, it's a matter of reinterpreting these impressions and bringing this inner world out into the open. What this means for photographer and director David Haase is shown in his short film "Synesthesia". He tells the story of his inspiration, vision and the resulting art, which is presented as an independent and same named series of images. The shine in the cold, the sparkle in the heavy. Like the depth of the endless ocean and the glitter on the surface of the water.

DAVID HAASE: SYNESTHESIA You see something and feel it — The sensory perception makes its own way through your mind. Don't we all know this? As an artist, it's a matter of reinterpreting these impressions and bringing this inner world out into the open. What this means for photographer and director David Haase is shown in his short film "Synesthesia". He tells the story of his inspiration, vision and the resulting art, which is presented as an independent and same named series of images. The shine in the cold, the sparkle in the heavy. Like the depth of the endless ocean and the glitter on the surface of the water.