Introducing: Warehouse Zero
Warehouse Zero. The place were dreams are captured, stored, and archived. Dreams which no one really care about. Dreams which no one sees. Dreams which are painted on walls, carved in stones, and left to dissolve on street corners.
I’ve built Warehouse Zero to be a virtual space for displaying the stories I collect and the dreams I capture. The stories and dreams that are planted in the streets of the city, and grow inside my head.
Visit Warehouse Zero, where dreams don’t come true.
New Home Page and Portfolio
Fragments v2.0 (the parent site of this blog) just got a new look… and updated content.
Feel free to have a look at the new home page, which now contains direct access to special projects, my portfolio, and of course this blog.
In addition, I changed the Portfolio section from the ground up. It now contains selected works in one stream (without categories or series association). The reason for this change is to make the Portfolio section as simple and accessible as possible. I believe that as an added value, the new content organizations gives the viewer a sense of the urban scenery as I see it — changing with every step you take, and always surprising.
I hope you’ll find the new design and content appealing. I’d be happy to receive comments and ideas, so feel free to contact me.
– Lidor