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Italian designer duo Zanellato/Bortotto
The duo’s style brings together modern forms and traditional craftsmanship. The up-and-coming designers from Treviso do work for various labels, including Louis Vuitton.
Dante Alighieri’s divine railway line
To mark the 700th anniversary of Dante Alighieri’s death, a train line in Italy now follows the historical La Faentina tracks from Florence, where the poet and philosopher was born, to Ravenna, where he died.
Futuristic automotive design at the IAA
Form follows function: As the age of electromobility dawns, cars are changing. The International Mobility Show IAA reveals how conventional features like radiator grills and elongated hoods are fading.
Brass instruments go techno
Hamburg-based brass band Meute put their own spin on techno and house hits by renowned DJs. Audiences all over the world love them for their unique brand of analogue dance music.
German food made easy - Potato Fritters
Germans absolutely love potatoes in all their different guises. That’s probably why they love “Kartoffelpuffer”, a type of potato fritter. Max Merrill from DW Euromaxx shows you how to make them - sweet or savory.
Belgian waffles get a gourmet makeover
In the Belgian capital Brussels, traditionally sweet waffles are getting a gourmet makeover. Michelin-starred chef Sébastien Mattagne concocts far-out waffle creations – with truffle cream, duck meat, or yuzu sorbet.
Hiking across Germany in 165 days
German video maker Enno Seifried trekked 3,442 kilometers through his home country from the North Sea to the Alps. His documentary shows the highlights of his trip through Germany.
The last traditional fan-maker in Paris
French fan-maker Anne Hoguet supplies Hollywood and luxury fashion labels with traditional fans. And even Karl Lagerfeld turned to her skilled craftsmanship. But this special profession is on the verge of disappearing.
Back to the future – the DeLorean becomes the e-Lorean
German car collector Armin Pohl had the cult car from the ‘Back to the Future’ movies equipped with the technology of the future, including electric drive and gesture control. He calls his creation the e-Lorean.
Recycling Plastic Bottles: PET art from Czechia
Yesterday’s trash becomes today’s art. Czech artist Veronika Richterová turns used plastic bottles into sculptures and designer objects. Recycling can be beautiful.