Joseph Koo’, pictured above in the blue reflection of of his fabric washing tank, is one of the last indigo producers in Europe. His family has been making Indigo for generations and they continue to make stunningly beautiful fabrics in the old traditional manner. For more info on indigo […]
“Gliding along on a electric-powered bicycle somewhere on the road to the historic bridge of Andau between Austria and Hungary, I realized that I was having way more fun than I thought I would on this trip. I had a vision implanted years ago on my young cinematic mind from […]
Biking in Burgenland, Austria’s eastern most province, is a joy. It is flat, blessed with sunshine most of the year, and scenic views as you glide through farmland and endless vineyards. From The Neusiedler See-Seewinkel National Park on the shores of lake Neusiedler, to the birth place of musical visionary […]
“In the 1992 the “Association for International Understanding – The Bridge at Andau” was founded. The Association hosted international symposiums for artists in Andau between 1992 and 1996. The sculptures resulting from these gatherings were set up along the former Road to Freedom from the Einser Canal to Andau. The […]
The bridge of Andau spanning the canal at the border between Austria and Hungary, is a small wooden structure over which 70,000 refuges escaped during the Hungarian revolution in 1956. Today you can cross freely. It is frequented by historians, travelers and local fisherman. I got there by bicycle after […]
I arrived in Austria today after a full day of travel by train and plane from the hills of western Mass and as I expected it is beautiful. Our first stop was at the Esterházy Palace in Eisenstadt about 45 minuets from Vienna. It is a spectacular Palace and is […]