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17.04.2022 – Cairo, Egypt
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In one of my last emails, I told you about my new car and that I consider it one of my latest artworks. In this email I would like to present you the new film, with the same title, about this car directed by Max Werdin.
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Presenting my work, in this newsletter or elsewhere, is always a very vulnerable process, but presenting myself in moving images and listening to my own voice is just terrible.
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So without further due, please sit back and enjoy 8:38 minutes of me driving through Berlin-Brandenburg.
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Simon Freund lives without a permanent residency and is constantly on the road. His car, an old VW Caddy 14D, is not only a means to an end, but also a piece of home.
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a Dalibor Tomasevic, The Brainstormclub production
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Director: Max Werdin
Camera & Editing: Max Werdin
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Colour Grading: Marcus Adam, Scanwerk
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On a different note: This Orient – a print publication about art and culture in Middle Eastern and North African countries – is currently looking for support to finance their next issue – volume 4. As I'm currently living in Cairo, I only had a little sneak peek into the MENA area, but there's so much to see that you should definitely help them to reach their funding goal.
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As all of my work, the film is freely available and I would like to invite you to share it with everyone you know.
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A big thank you to everyone who made this film possible and to the 65 patrons who support me with 1€ per months each.
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مع السلامة
Simon
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PS – I actually started learning Arabic here in Cairo and مع السلامة simply means goodbye
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click on the image below to play the video
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