Amersfoort



This entry is also quite outdated. But yeah, this is Amersfoort.


This is Sint Joriskerk. I think it is the only surviving old church here in Amersfoort.

If I remember it correctly, that pointed white building is the Armando Museum.

Armando (Amsterdam, 1929) is one of the major post-war artists of the Netherlands. He is held in high esteem both national and internationally as an artist, writer, film and documentary maker and violinist. His work, based on his personal experience of the Second World War in Amersfoort, deals with existential and universal themes which he describes in terms of power and powerlessness, perpetrators and victims, memory, mortality and melancholy. His work has always been shaped by a fascination for violence and evil. Astonished by the insidious beauty of this violence, Armando works out his overarching theme in a unique way in each discipline in which he is engaged. Driven by his longing for insight into evil and by his desire to master each technique in order to give voice to his theme, he explores the possibilities inherent in each medium to their extreme limits. -www.armandomuseum.nl

This photo reminds me of Malaysia. But, at least, it doesn't stink of shit.

It's too quite here. Come on, wakey wakey!!!