The Face of our Past. Photographic narrative.
The story of a man and his bike.

At the beginning everything was gentle and kind.
Ravages of time, charming old age.

But, it is a narrative, a story, so things aren’t the way they look like.
‘The Face of our Past’ deals with (un)expected vivid stories from the 2nd World War.
Clips of an interesting relic from the mid 20th century trigger the nasty nature of what seemed to be a charming old chap.
The narrative reveals dangerous ideological ghosts hidden behind the old age which softened the indiscrete aggression…

The project can be traced on different web services; each of them gives a specific perspective onto the same art work as MySpace, Zoho Wiki, Issuu, blip.tv.
On MySpace you can see the visual introduction and electronic book created with the Issuu service.

If this is not the way you want to explore the story, you can choose the simplest way by using our wikipedia on Zoho.

Also if you are more into interactive thingz you can download our material for VJ-ing from the blip.tv and be a social VJ!

The silent movies and a jingles we’ve created from images and words used in this project are copyleft for VJ-ing, so you can download short video and use it as you like if you are a VJ.

Our TV channel with selected videos from around the cyber space soon on FeedBeat.net!

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p.s. This work was originally posted online on 14th of November 2007
on MySpace, and we consider it as the original date of the creation.