CINEMA DU LOOK No2 Has stock in Germany A kaleidoscopic exploration made possible

A kaleidoscopic exploration made possible by the book object

Gabriele Münter

are all put together

Natalia LL

It seems that the builders’ wild creativity has no limit and the classic Vespas are merely a ­starting point

CINEMA DU LOOK No2 Has stock in Germany A kaleidoscopic exploration made possibleCINEMA DU LOOK No2 A publication about stylish cinema Our second issue centres on a shared instinct: that cinemas visual language is not peripheral, but central to how we understand a film. We turned our attention to material prints, fabric, paper. Surfaces marked by memory. We looked at how a setting, a silhouette or a single frame can hold the emotional shape of a scene. In Lost in the Archive, we explore the material afterlife of film. Michael