The video 'Little boy crosses the border', which shows a very young boy crossing the border on his little red fire engine car, showing his passport to the custom officers, has *almost* thousand hits. Every day I have a look if the video has reached the magic number of 1000 views, but every day it is still just under thousand views. Today it is at 986, 14 more views to go. Shouldn't be so hard to get 14 views in a day... maybe this blog entry will help to get the first 1000 hits.

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A short movie showing images of the No Men's Land project is now online. In the award winning project No Men's Land cym transforms photos of borders in Central Europe into abstract compositions using only HTML and CSS style sheets. Here is the original netart project.

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I've updated the No Men's Land website. No Men's Land is a project in which I transform Central European border situations into abstract HTML tables. You can visit the project at the new, updated website at http://nomensland.eu/



This is a photo I made on December 21st, 2007, the day many of the new EU countries joined Schengen. This image shows the border between Austria and Slovenia, empty, without border control. You can just drive through now.

Labels: Austria, border, No Men's Land, Schengen, Slovenia