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The wave at New Years eve

The wave at New Years eve has swept many people from the deep reality that they are facing the end of the world. If you are one of these people, you have probably spent the last few days trying to rationalize your existence as a reality, as a person. Perhaps you have been trying to convince yourself that all of this is just a dream, and that you are just as alive as you have always been. But if you have been reading this blog, you will know that you are not dreaming. You are facing the end of the world, and you are the only one awake. When the world collapses, you will be the only one who is awake. You are the only one who will truly be alive. But you are also the only one who will be dead. Because you are the only one who will be able to truly enjoy the last moments of the world. You will be the only one who will truly enjoy your life. You will be the only one who will truly be happy. You will be the only one who will truly love. You will be the only one who will truly know. And if you are reading this and you are not one of the lucky ones, then you have no excuse for not being happy. You will die and you will know nothing. The last day of the world is going to be a beautiful day. For those who are alive, it is going to be the most beautiful day of your life. But if you do not know what you are doing with your life, you will be sad. You will be alone. You will be dead. And the last day of the world is going to be the most beautiful day of your life.

Claus Siebeneicher (c-7)

Photography and Digital Art: Revealing the Unseen Claus Siebeneicher's artistic journey defies conventionality, unfolding as a multifaceted exploration of visibility. From early experiments with LASER illumination to politically charged renderings in the '90s, and an extensive repertoire of documentary, travel, and abstract photography, his work spans a diverse range of mediums and themes. At the core of Siebeneicher's oeuvre lies the profound exploration of "visibility," wherein he unveils the hidden aspects of our world. Through a fusion of experimental photography, evocative portraiture, and cutting-edge installations, he adeptly exposes otherwise concealed processes and perspectives. Siebeneicher's groundbreaking series, "Time Transformation," embodies this ethos, portraying time as a tangible dimension where movement and disappearance intertwine. Similarly, his installation "Farsighted" serves as a poignant reflection of our contemporary world, offering viewers insights into hidden truths and societal moods. In his recent venture, "EuropasFarben," Siebeneicher embarks on a journey across Europe, delving into the essence of beauty in nature. Through meticulous exploration of locations and colors, he unveils the intrinsic allure of natural gradients, transcending the confines of objects. Through a synthesis of technique and perception, Claus Siebeneicher's work transcends the visible, inviting audiences to ponder the unseen facets of our existence.