Here’s a fresh video (below) completed yesterday that shows a little of the excitement and machinations behind the scenes of the Project M/3 in Berlin, as well as dramatic foreshadowing of the UN. Director Yasha Young lays some of the groundwork philosophy and Martha Cooper alludes cheerfully to the scope of things to come.
JBAK does an abstracted photorealistic piece for Project M/3 at UN, Berlin (screenshot © UN)
Rone on the upper facade of the soon to be renovated future UN, Berlin (screenshot © UN)
An Urban Nation Growing in Berlin
For more on Urban Nation and ProjectM/3 click HERE and read BSA coverage with exclusive photos from Luna Park and an interview with Martyn Reed, curator of Project M/3.
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