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LONDON COLLECTIONS: MEN AW15-16 (VIDEO LOG)

published on Sunday January 18, 2015 | share

all filmed by JEJ for FACADES

other videos

Video 1: Alexander de Lima- Video 2: Antonio Ortega- Video 3: Atelier Gustavolins- Video 4: Bowie Wong- Video 5: Busardi- Video 6: Dice Hayek- Video 7: Frank Sorbier- Video 8: Georges Chakra- Video 9: Julien Fournie- Video 10: Kilian Shop Launch

Video 11: La Perla- Video 12: Lacoste Event- Video 13: Legends- Video 14: Norisol Ferrari- Video 15: Rad Hourani- Video 16: Ralph & Russo- Video 17: Serkan Cura- Video 18: Tran Thi Thanh Nga- Video 19: Yani- Video 20: Yiqing Yin

The Waldorf Project (chapter 2)

published on Friday February 6, 2015 by JEJ | share

images 1, 3, 5 shot by JEJ

images 2 & 4 c/o Sean Rogg

A first of its kind fusion of interactive theatre, performance art/installation, culinary art, music, and fine wines.

It's pioneering genius Sean Rogg is not just a film maker and nor just a wine connoisseur, but a true artist.

Rogg has successfully managed to put together a tricky production with a successful outcome in putting together all aspects and ingredients for such an unforgettable experience.

Such a production and experience would always only work by keeping all its important factors, such as fine wine, tasty food offering, outstanding performers, perfect lighting, and suiting background music, no less.

Hence, the asking price of this experience is quite justifiable and won't work or be good enough otherwise.

Kinda like a new escape from say corporate life and a stress reliever, as it categorically/seemingly transports you into another dimension.

Each experience in a particular box/scene/stage may perhaps have gotten inspiration from a variety of films from the likes of Pasollini's "Salo" to that cult German flick "The Centipede". But all in a comfortable setting and process, that's quite enjoyable.

Personally -for someone who has lost ones sense of smell and taste blunted for life, I must say it all somehow came back in this experience.

Regardless if you appreciate art in whatever level, The Waldorf Project is an experience that one has to try.

And whether you like it or not, I would argue and defend it to anyone who says its pretentious bullshit.

Here's wishing you all the best Sean Rogg, we believe in you and love your work.

For more details check out the site www.waldorfproject.com

or simply all it's other reviews online

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