has been for sale for some time, as you have seen. The maintenance and ongoing development to keep our non-profit and idealistic platform for contemporary art running and safe from hackers etc. costs money that is no longer there. Because of small investments that are necessary now and the running costs, we will have to shut down with a heavy heart at the beginning of summer on June 21.
The project Marineris presents a series of neoprene wetsuits for various aquatic species, such as the shark, hammerhead shark, devilfish, barracuda, grouper, octopus, crocodile, swordfish, beluga whale and dolphin. In their creation, the artist followed guidelines for conventional neoprene suits.
The project Marineris presents a series of neoprene wetsuits for various aquatic species, such as the shark, hammerhead shark, devilfish, barracuda, grouper, octopus, crocodile, swordfish, beluga whale and dolphin. In their creation, the artist followed guidelines for conventional neoprene suits.
The project Marineris presents a series of neoprene wetsuits for various aquatic species, such as the shark, hammerhead shark, devilfish, barracuda, grouper, octopus, crocodile, swordfish, beluga whale and dolphin. In their creation, the artist followed guidelines for conventional neoprene suits.
The project Marineris presents a series of neoprene wetsuits for various aquatic species, such as the shark, hammerhead shark, devilfish, barracuda, grouper, octopus, crocodile, swordfish, beluga whale and dolphin. In their creation, the artist followed guidelines for conventional neoprene suits.
The project Marineris presents a series of neoprene wetsuits for various aquatic species, such as the shark, hammerhead shark, devilfish, barracuda, grouper, octopus, crocodile, swordfish, beluga whale and dolphin. In their creation, the artist followed guidelines for conventional neoprene suits.
The project Marineris presents a series of neoprene wetsuits for various aquatic species, such as the shark, hammerhead shark, devilfish, barracuda, grouper, octopus, crocodile, swordfish, beluga whale and dolphin. In their creation, the artist followed guidelines for conventional neoprene suits.
