Ernst Haas, New York, 1975

Reconfigure, deconstruct, and begin.

Tokyo Decadence (AKA Topâzu), Ryû Murakami, 1992

Søndermarken Park in winter (1896) by Vilhelm Hammershøi (Danish, 1864-1916)

Marian Gold developed most of the lyrics while going to a dentist. The theme was based on two friends who were involved in the sordid drug scene of Berlin's Zoo station. The song tells of such lovers who fantasize about being drug-free. The refrain "big in Japan" symbolises this idea of being successful in another world.

Bauhaus students in a circle - Robert Lenz (top), Hin Bredendieck (right), Lony Neumann (bottom) and Hermann (Sven) Gautel

Entrance door with umbrellas, Cy Twombly’s house in Rome, 1965, Horst P. Horst 

Burlington Daily News, Vermont, June 7, 1926

I'm riding the train to the zoo
While i'm writing a postcard to you
But what I wanna write never fits

Welcome to the party, acrylic, 2014