By G Arunima on March 18, 2014
This is a purely impressionistic set of images of Berlin – chronicling my own relationship to a city that I had never visited before last month, but felt I knew intimately – through books, films and its own complex, and rapidly transforming, public history. It is also, in my own way, a tribute to one of its greatest sons – Walter Benjamin – whose own chronicling of his childhood in this city is whimsical, yet evocative.
