Along Denmark, seeking beautiful and almost unknown landscapes
From Copenhagen to Viborg
Before leaving Copenhagen we enjoyed the first lights exploring the Den Blå Planet backyard.
Soft gradients, curves, edges: a first taste of the danish relationship between architecture and landscapes.
Soft gradients, curves, edges: a first taste of the danish relationship between architecture and landscapes.
Halfway on the system of bridges that join Funen to Zealand, you can find Sprogø, a small island with a beautiful lighthouse that catches the eye.
"Your rainbow panorama" is a big loop on the roof of ARoS Aarhus Art Museum. It is as simple as it looks and could be a lark mirror for tourists but still a brilliant installation.
Each gradient reshapes completely your feeling and your perception about the landscape as you walk through the loop.
Each gradient reshapes completely your feeling and your perception about the landscape as you walk through the loop.
The Iceberg, a residential building in Aarhus with white facades, blue glasses.
Sometimes reminiscent of icebergs, sometimes narrow valleys.
Sometimes reminiscent of icebergs, sometimes narrow valleys.
We visited Viborg with the light of dawn under a drizzle, places like Viborg have a strong charm in the rainy autumn.
Exploring the town, we haven't met anyone except for an old man, he approached us warmly with a question: "Do you know why birds chirp in the rain?", I said, and then he answered himself "because the birds don't have to remember the umbrella".
